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In 2024, the main focus in drone countermeasures shifted from large air defense complexes to local solutions capable of responding quickly and with mobility. The enemy attacks not only frontline
When an attack is not random. And not personal The enemy doesn’t attack randomly. Each drone, missile, explosion is part of a logic with a clear goal: to disrupt communications,
“Civil defense” is a phrase from official orders, instructions, and presentations. It’s often perceived as something purely governmental, formal, and barely real. But the war has crossed out these templates.
The most frightening thing isn’t what’s already visible. The most frightening thing is what flies silently, unnoticed, from the sky. And while cameras on towers, motion sensors, or armored doors
You are not sure what to do in case of fire, earthquake or attack
There are no clear instructions for children and staff in case of danger
You need simple solutions to protect your apartment, house or adjacent territory
There are no video surveillance, lighting or access control systems
You do not know how to explain to your child what to do if they get lost or encounter a stranger
Not sure which solutions really work and will be effective for your business, home or school
Need guidance on the best solutions for employees, customers or partners
Looking for checklists or advice to assess the safety of the place you live or work
The Nazva NGO is a community of experts and caring people who work to ensure that everyone has access to safety knowledge and modern security technologies. We help parents, educators, communities and businesses find effective solutions for a safe life.
Our mission is to disseminate useful safety information, teach the correct actions in emergency situations and show how modern technologies can help protect people and the space around them.
By creating an open information space, we bring together experts, civil society activists and everyone who wants to make the world safer.
On our portal, you will have access to free consultations, practical materials and recommendations, after which you
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Nazva is a social project created to raise awareness of security and modern security technologies. We strive to make knowledge accessible to everyone, so we provide consultations for free, helping communities, educators, parents and businesses to understand security issues.
Yes, of course! Our consultations are designed for both experienced professionals and people who are just starting to understand security issues. We explain complex things in simple language so that everyone can make their space safer.
On our website, you will find checklists and guidelines to help you assess the security of your space. If you have any specific questions, please contact us and we will advise you on what measures you can take to protect yourself.
We advise on the choice of modern video surveillance systems, access control, alarms and other technologies. We do not sell equipment, but only help you find effective solutions that meet your needs.
Yes, you can contact us again if you have additional questions or new challenges. We will be happy to help. However, detailed support is possible within the framework of special programmes or trainings for NGOs.
In 2024, the main focus in drone countermeasures shifted from large air defense complexes to local solutions capable of responding quickly and with mobility. The enemy attacks not only frontline
When an attack is not random. And not personal The enemy doesn’t attack randomly. Each drone, missile, explosion is part of a logic with a clear goal: to disrupt communications,
“Civil defense” is a phrase from official orders, instructions, and presentations. It’s often perceived as something purely governmental, formal, and barely real. But the war has crossed out these templates.
The most frightening thing isn’t what’s already visible. The most frightening thing is what flies silently, unnoticed, from the sky. And while cameras on towers, motion sensors, or armored doors
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