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Design Logo for Nationwide Emergency Response System
In India, historically, we have had different phone numbers to call police, fire and ambulance services namely 100, 102, 103 and other numbers for different kinds of emergency. It ...
In India, historically, we have had different phone numbers to call police, fire and ambulance services namely 100, 102, 103 and other numbers for different kinds of emergency. It was realised that all emergency services should be converted into single emergency response system. The need was felt to bridge the gap between the police forces and citizens in the hour of emergency.
In lieu of the above, Ministry of Home Affairs designed “Nationwide Emergency Response System (NERS)” to cater to the growing demand for single emergency number across the country. The Department of Telecommunications has allotted the emergency number ‘112’ for this project. It is a centralized system with the IT infrastructure hosted on central cloud services. This system connects with the state level Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP). A PSAP facility will run 24 hours a day, dispatching emergency services as required. Trained agents would be responsible for dispatching the emergency services.
The system is envisaged to take inputs from various sources such as mobile phone calls, landline calls, SMS, email, chat messenger, panic buttons in public transport, voice over IP, mobile application and internet of things devices. As soon as the input message is received in the NERS system, it would be attended and GIS/ GPS enabled vehicles would be dispatched. It’s a state of art system which would track the case till its closure by the emergency vehicle. The emergency would initially include police services for responding to the calls made by women in distress and later would be extended to medical, fire, disaster management and other such emergency services. Once fully implemented, any citizen calling for any emergency service across the country would connect with 112 and would get attended by the emergency responders.
The system aims to reduce the emergency turnaround time, provide single emergency number, provide efficient services to the citizen in distress, provide counselling to citizens and track the case closure. The system will benefit all citizens and provide safer environment in the country.
Citizens of India are invited to design a suitable logo for Nationwide Emergency Response System.
Cash Prize for winning logo is Rs. 1 lakh.
Last Date for submission is 31st August, 2015.
Please click here for more information on Terms and Conditions, Technical Parameters and Evaluation Criteria.
This is a minimalistic design that depicts "When in Emergency, Call 112". Dialling number "112" replaces the alphabet 'E' standing here for "Emergency" as in #NationwideEmergencyResponseSystem or #NERS to stand-out as a new synonym.
Hope this helps and there comes not a single time when we feel the need to dial this number.
With best wishes,
Nabajit
#MyGov
Logo for NERS
#NationwideEmergencyResponseSystem
submitting my logo design
NERS --system Related to Safety Security And Service Parts Are 112 Dial will Connect to Police By Mail / Phone/ Gprs/ Without Internet Security will Timely Provide By Police Or Volunteers Or NGO Service Direct Connection To Ambulate and Hospital Insurance Co Will Provide Service Will Effective For Prohibition Protection So Three PPP Will Help to Save By Three SSS
Shield helps to save onself. Hand holding shield with number "112" indicates that it will help all indians from any problems.
Tag line -- GO basics " ONE ONE TWO"
Shield helps to save onself. Hand holding shield with number "112" indicates that it will help all indians from any problems.
Tag line -- GO basics " ONE ONE TWO"
The colour scheme of logo has been taken from TIRANGA representing its a nationwide and not for any particular state.. alongwith, logo of some emergencies have been incorporated pointing towards 112..i.e., a single number to be called at for any kind of emergency.. and finally 112 is pointing towards a vehicle with GPS/GIS facility to be dispatched.
This logo for Nationwide Emergency Response System (NERS)includes the four alphabets NERS, where "S" is horizontally flipped to give the impression of the number "2". Between N and E we can see the first number "1" and the second number "1" appears between E and R, along with the horizontally flipped "S" it forms the emergency number "112" The three horizontal lines of the alphabet "E" is colored to represent the Indian flag. Red color is used for the logo to depict the sense of "Emergency".
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