Health in Europe: Joint Actions, Joint Future

Denmark hosting European collaboration on health under the EU Presidency

Health in Europe Joint Actions, Joint Future

Health in Europe: Joint Actions, Joint Future

We were delighted to host the international event “Health in Europe: Joint Actions, Joint Future” in Denmark as part of the Danish EU Presidency.

Organised by the Region of Southern Denmark in close collaboration with JA PreventNCD, the event gathered leading experts and policymakers from across Europe to exchange insights and ideas on how to strengthen collaboration in public health through EU Joint Actions.

The main focus was on sustainability in EU Joint Actions – exploring how to ensure long-term impact and continuity of the important initiatives launched under the EU4Health programme.

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Prof. Mārcis Leja, Director of the Institute of Clinical and Preventive Medicine at the University of Latvia, represented EUCanScreen at the event. He took part in a panel debate alongside experts from Latvia, Belgium, Finland, and WHO, discussing mechanisms to succeed with sustainability and how to secure lasting results from collaborative European health projects.

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11 Joint Actions

The event brought together 11 Joint Actions, fostering strong synergies and paving the way for future joint strategies within key health areas such as:

  • Prevention and treatment of cancer and other non-communicable diseases
  • Green and sustainable health systems
  • Reducing health inequalities
  • Mental health

 

Together, we are building a healthier and more sustainable Europe – through knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and a shared vision for the future.

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Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HADEA). Neither the European Union nor HADEA can be held responsible for them.

This project has received funding from the European Union’s EU4HEALTH Programme under the Grant Agreement no 101162959