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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 - for IT experts and other law enforcement officials in the Member States that manage the IT

The publication of the EMAS Environmental Statement on our website is a crucial step in transparently communicating our organisation's commitment to environmental sustainability. This statement serves as a public declaration of our adherence to the requirements of the European Union Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS), highlighting our dedication to continuous improvement in environmental performance. By making this statement accessible online

Main theme: Technologies to Facilitate Land Border Crossing. The event was dedicated to highlighting technical needs in terms of how land border crossings at the EU’s external borders could be facilitated after the entry into operation of the Entry/Exit System (EES) and intended to allow consideration of possible innovative solutions. eu-LISA highlighted from the outset that solutions from the industry

Main theme: Towards Practical Implementation of the New JHA Information Architecture. The event was dedicated to discussing solutions for the implementation of the new interoperability architecture that are aligned with legal, functional and technical requirements.

The factsheet on the SIS technical functioning during 2023-2024 highlights the main results of the data found in the full statistical report that can also be found on this website.

Report on the technical functioning of of the central SIS and the its communication infrastructure, including aspects related to security and the bilateral and multilateral exchange of supplementary information between Member States.

The 2025 edition of the Research and Technology Monitoring Report provides an overview of the evolution of identity management technologies in the context of international travel, migration, and border management. As global mobility increases and the digitalisation of public services accelerates, secure, interoperable, and rights-respecting identity systems have become foundational to effective governance, security, and access to services.