Operational Management

The Single Programming Document (SPD) presents eu-LISA's priorities and activities based on the Agency’s operational objectives and the EU's political priorities. As such, it provides eu-LISA's stakeholders with clarity and assurance that the Agency is taking a systematic and consistent approach toward fulfilling its mandate by efficient use of allocated human and financial resources.

eu-LISA celebrates its tenth anniversary in 2022. Ten years of digitalisation in the service of EU citizens. Ten years as the Digital Heart of Schengen. Discover a brief overview of eu-LISA's core activities and large-scale IT systems that keep Europe and its borders safe.

As the EU budget is comprised of taxpayers’ contributions, it is imperative that eu-LISA ensures its use is economical, effective and efficient exclusively allocated to authorised programmes and activities, in strict compliance with all applicable laws. Fraud affecting EU funds undermines the integrity and credibility of EU institutions, agencies and bodies including eu-LISA itself. To combat fraud effectively, the European

This annual report comprises the technical functioning of the Eurodac central system in 2024. It covers the operational management activities carried out by eu-LISA, as well as an overview of statistical data generated at central level on the usage by Member States.

As part of its core activities, eu-LISA is responsible for developing, implementing and coordinating training activities on the technical use of the large-scale IT systems it operates – Eurodac, SIS, VIS – and those being developed – EES, ETIAS, ECRIS TCN and Interoperability - to IT experts and other law enforcement officials in the Member States that manage the IT

As part of its core activities, eu-LISA is responsible for developing, implementing and coordinating training activities on the technical use of the large-scale IT systems it operates – Eurodac, SIS, VIS – and those being developed – EES, ETIAS, ECRIS TCN and Interoperability - to IT experts and other law enforcement officials in the Member States that manage the IT