The eUMaP project aims to develop an open platform that helps local authorities manage and plan the demand and supply of essential utilities—energy, water, waste, and telecommunications—during quarantine or lockdown situations. Funded through a Research and Innovation Staff Exchange (RISE) programme, the project integrates Earth Observation data and open BIM technologies to map and monitor urban utility networks in five European cities (Rome, Nicosia, Thessaloniki, and Kaunas). The platform will be tested and optimized in pilot areas and released as an open-access tool to strengthen urban resilience and crisis preparedness.