<< Objectives >>Tartu Health Care College in Estonia and University of South Bohemia in Czech want to join efforts to make the life saving machine AED (an automatic external defibrillator) better known and more used. In general about 60% of European citizens don't know what it is or are afraid to use it. The partners of this project like to get a better overview of the real situation in Czech and Estonia, share experiences, learn from each other and teach people about AED usage. Everyone can save a life!<< Implementation >>Partners are planning to make the survey of situation (make online questionnaires and ask people in public places) what local citizens know about AED. There will be a study trip to Estonia and Czech to learn from both partners' best practices. We want to share our knowledge with local citizens through practical workshops where every participant can test the AED usage. For spreading the information Estonian partners will make educational videos to share the knowledge with a wider audience.<< Results >>After the project has ended, the partners will have detailed knowledge and specified methods to teach the usage of the AED to different focus groups. Creating new partnerships for the future is another valuable result. People who participate workshops, see educational videos, or take elective courses, will be more aware of the usage of the AED and can share their experience and knowledge to those around them.