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You can find on this page the list of European subsidies concerning health. Most competence for action in the field of health is held by Member States, but the EU has the responsibility, set out in the Treaty, to undertake certain actions which complement the work done by Member States, for examp... Read more
You can find on this page the list of European subsidies concerning health.
Most competence for action in the field of health is held by Member States, but the EU has the responsibility, set out in the Treaty, to undertake certain actions which complement the work done by Member States, for example in relation to cross border health threats, patient mobility, and reducing health inequalities.
The European Commission developed a Health Strategy which was adopted in summer 2007. Building on current work, this Strategy plans to provide, for the first time, an overarching strategic framework spanning core issues not only in health itself, but also in health policies and in global health issues. The Strategy is there to set clear objectives to guide future work on health at the European level, and to put in place implementation mechanisms to achieve those objectives, working in partnership with Member States.
The European Commission's funding of projects related to health between 2014-2020 is part of a strategy bringing together the broad range of Community health actions to define goals and priorities to help better preserve the health of European citizens.
OBJECTIVES • Improve citizens' health security
• Promote health for prosperity and solidarity
• Generate and Disseminate Health Knowledge
The following list provides you with all the European funds available in the field of health:
Most competence for action in the field of health is held by Member States, but the EU has the responsibility, set out in the Treaty, to undertake certain actions which complement the work done by Member States, for example in relation to cross border health threats, patient mobility, and reducing health inequalities.
The European Commission developed a Health Strategy which was adopted in summer 2007. Building on current work, this Strategy plans to provide, for the first time, an overarching strategic framework spanning core issues not only in health itself, but also in health policies and in global health issues. The Strategy is there to set clear objectives to guide future work on health at the European level, and to put in place implementation mechanisms to achieve those objectives, working in partnership with Member States.
The European Commission's funding of projects related to health between 2014-2020 is part of a strategy bringing together the broad range of Community health actions to define goals and priorities to help better preserve the health of European citizens.
OBJECTIVES • Improve citizens' health security
• Promote health for prosperity and solidarity
• Generate and Disseminate Health Knowledge
The following list provides you with all the European funds available in the field of health:
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- HEALTH PROGRAMME
- CAP - COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY
- HORIZON 2020 - (9.4.) ARTICLE 187 - JTI BIO-INDUSTRIES
- ERDF - URBAN INNOVATIVE ACTIONS
- ECHO
- CONSUMER PROGRAMME
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