Role of the National Crisis Center

National Crisis Center: mission and history

The National Crisis Center (NCCN) is at the service of various government authorities and emergency services 24/7.

The National Crisis Center makes a national risk assessment and is the (inter)national contact point for critical infrastructures.

The National Crisis Center prepares national emergency plans and provides local support.

The National Crisis Center operates 24/7, ensures the protection of people and institutions and monitors events.

Since January 2018, the National Crisis Center has been collecting and processing data on passengers travelling trough international transport.

The National Crisis Center develops procedures and tools to ensure smooth communication before and during an emergency.

International relations are necessary to carry out the tasks and missions of the National Crisis Center.

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