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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.
I have designed a logo for "NERS.in this logo i design shield for protection & on this shield i design siren this is indicate fire brigade,ambulance& police service .& 112 is mention in the logo & NERS is nationwide so i use over national flag colour.in the background I compose + sign
Red is the color of Emergency, that's why the whole logo is from the same color and this logo is for NERS, so triangle being the most stable shape is written in the way that it shows NERS by the formation. All the situations in which a person needs emergency, are depicted by their respective signs. For a person to call on 112 immediately, the number is also given in the logo with contact sign, this is a very minimalistically depicted combination of shapes which forms our NERS logo.
The department of telecommunication has allotted the emergency
number ‘112' for this project.
Basically it's a telecommunication based system, that’s why it required
a high and strong network for communication.
In the given logo the number 112 has shown in a very bold manner to show
strength and it attracts the eyes even at one glance, and the number ‘1 1'
are depicted in a strong netwo
The attached logo is in the form of an emblem. It clearly represents the name, Nationwide Emergency Response System and the emergency contact number (112). The logo has been designed keeping in mind that it is an initiative of the Government of India and follows a minimalistic design approach. It is fancy enough to catch the eye and yet has a formal and organisational feel to it.
A clean and minimal wordmark, it boldly uses the initials with the emergency number embedded in alphabet R for instant recollection making the number synonymous with the service. The initial R gets a three dimensional look to symbolically represent the three services for police fire and ambulance now coming together as a single integrated number. The contrast in the colour scheme represents a service that is active and prompt at the touch of these three numbers.
Logo says Emergency?, Call 112 for an emergency throughout 27/7- Rajesh L
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then main concept behind the logo is to connect the helpful and give justis.
The logo roundel follows the Indian flag tricolour with the words ¨DIAL 112¨ representing the all- encompassing and all-inclusive NERS helpine number 112.The Outer ring of the logo roundel : NERS is an all-encompassing system for Anyone in Any Distress situation, Anytime, Anywhere across India to have immediate access to Police, Fire, Ambulance or Any Emergency services. I use ¨Any Distress¨ & ¨Any Emergency¨ because In future more services may be brought under the umbrella of NERS.Futureproof
The logo attached for the Nationwide Emergency Response System has been designed keeping in mind that it represents the works of a government agency that aims to help the citizens of the country. The colour scheme used has been intentionally kept similar to the colours in the Indian Flag. The logo has been illustrated to invoke a sense of national trust and since this particular initiative of the Indian Government is a step forward for the security of the citizens.
Original Art work. Fonts not included and will be converted into curves. Final Files in Eps or any standard format