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eu-LISA aims to reduce its carbon footprint to become carbon neutral by 2030. To achieve its ambitious goal, the Agency’s top management decided to use the Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) regulation to create a sustainability strategy. This strategy was developed by performing a risk and opportunity analysis, in order to identify environmental risks and to assess environmental regulatory requirements

The Justice and Home Affairs Agencies’ Network (JHA) was established in 2010, building on the inter-agency cooperation in place since 2006, with the aim to facilitate and increase inter-agency cooperation in the field of Justice and Home Affairs. Today, the Network is composed of 9 agencies, all presented in this brochure. These agencies cooperate closely together on topics of common

The eu-LISA Bits & Bytes provides an overview of the Agency's recent progress and the state-of-play on the development and management of the large-scale IT systems that govern the Schengen Area's internal security. Moving away from the classical newsletter model, Bits & Bytes is a modern, responsive, full-feature website. Readers can access Bits & Bytes via an easy to remember

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

On the 28 th October 2016 eu-LISA hosted an Industry Roundtable entitled "Interoperable IT systems for Europe Towards more Harmonisation, Quality and Efficiency" in Tallinn, Estonia. This report contains highlights of the presentations and discussions that took place on the day.