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European Service Network (ESN) is a Brussels-based communications agency serving major European institutions, national authorities and corporate clients in diverse sectors. Print, web, audiovisual, managed services... ESN does it all.

ESN brings to every project - large or small - creativity, energy and the latest technology. Our experienced, multilingual team pays careful attention to planning and management to ensure that our clients' messages reach their target on time, every time.

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News

7 July 2010

Toulouse Space Show and the European Earth Observation Programme

ESN organised and implemented the presence of the European Earth Observation Programme (GMES) at the Toulouse Space Show 8-11 June 2010. ESN designed and built the stand and roll-up used by GMES at the Space Show. We also edited and produced the DVD displayed at the Space Show to promote the work of the GMES.

5 August 2010

More than 20,200 European Social Fund Projects now indexed

ESN is overseeing and implementing the creation of a searchable database of ESF-funded projects from across the EU. During the last four years, ESN has collected more than 20,200 detailed project descriptions, and will collect a further 20,000 by the end of 2010. ESN processes each project’s data, performing all required translations and optimising text for search engines before publishing descriptions on Europa.

27 August 2010

Citzalia: a virtual 3D Parliament

ESN is developing Citzalia with a grant from the European Parliament's Directorate-General for Communication for "an innovative website which uses creative methods to generate interest and raise awareness about the role of the European Parliament". It is a unique online platform where citizens will be able to interact, write about issues that are important to them, and learn more about the European Parliament's role in the legislative process. Represented by an avatar of their choice, users will be able to navigate around a virtual recreation of the actual Parliament, to create content, and to involve themselves in virtual law-making. Follow the progress of the project at a special blog.