ECRIS-TCN

The European Criminal Records Information System – Third Country Nationals (ECRIS-TCN), to be developed by eu-LISA, will be a centralised hit/no-hit system to supplement the existing EU criminal records database (ECRIS) on non-EU nationals convicted in the European Union. Once operational, it will allow Member States to quickly find out in which other Member State(s) information on previous convictions of

On 23-24 November 2023, eu-LISA hosted an industry roundtable entitled ‘Digitalisation of Justice – Turning Challenges into Opportunities’ in Madrid, Spain, and online. It focused in particular on digital technologies that improve access to justice, including tools such as secure videoconferencing, platforms for the exchange of digital evidence, and technologies for data management and sharing.

Over the past few years, significant groundwork has been done by both Eurojust and eu-LISA, as well as the European Commission to speed-up digital transformation and the adoption of IT solutions based on artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of Justice and Home Affairs (JHA).

Over the past few years, significant groundwork has been done by both Eurojust and eu-LISA, as well as the European Commission to speed-up digital transformation and the adoption of IT solutions based on artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of Justice and Home Affairs (JHA)

The Single Programming Document (SPD) for the 2024–2026 period presents a structured overview of the Agency's planned objectives and activities to ensure transparency, accountability and efficient use of the financial and human resources allocated to eu-LISA. This SPD serves as guidance to eu-LISA's priorities and activities based on the Agency’s operational objectives and the EU's political priorities. As such, it

The Single Programming Document (SPD) for the 2023–2025 period presents a structured overview of the Agency's planned objectives and activities to ensure transparency, accountability and efficient use of the financial and human resources allocated to eu-LISA. It serves as guidance on eu-LISA's priorities and activities based on the Agency’s operational objectives and the EU's political priorities. As such, it provides

The aim of the Single Programming Document 2022–2024 is to set the activities to be executed by the Agency in 2022 as well as the allocation of available human and financial resources to them. It also provides a multiannual outlook until 2024 on planned major activities and projects.