1. Civil protection must be a service provided specifically for the population, not only for the state in any of its forms.
2. It must respond to the expressed needs of security and expressed by ordinary people.
3. It must involve the people in participatory manner, in their own safety.
4. It must be organized primarily at the local level: the highest levels of government need to provide coordination, harmonization and support and should not replace the ability to respond to the crisis locally.
5. It must be fully demilitarized.
6. The service should achieve the highest level of professionalism possible.
7. Civil protection must use a generic emergency planning based on scenarios of danger and risk, and act to reduce vulnerability and to address the basic needs of the general population of the areas where the plans are implemented.
8. It should define the sustainable management of the emergency and the reduction of risk and working towards this end.
9. It should be compact with ecological sustainability and urban planning and regional belonging to the local area.
10. It must keep the public well informed of any risks and contingencies that may require you to take actions or measures.
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