The European Commission has selected the following four proposals for the 2022 Thematic Networks from a total of 15 received during the call, opened from 18 July to 31 August:
- “DisQo anti-discrimination & health equity” led by the European Public Health Alliance
- “HIV, Tuberculosis, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections” led by EU Civil Society Forum
- “Managing Health Inequalities in the EU through Artificial Intelligence” led by Brunel Centre for Artificial Intelligence: Social & Digital Innovations and Health Action International
- “Mental health in all policies” led by Mental Health Europe
The selected proposals can be found in the library of the Agora network in the EU Health Policy Platform (registration required).
A pitch webinar will be organised on 17 October from 11 to 12.30 CEST, where the Thematic Network leaders will present their initial proposals. There will also be time for discussion.
We invite you to join the networks, follow the exchanges in the EU Health Policy Platform and join in the live upcoming webinars!
- Join the EU Health Policy Platform community – register now
- Register for the Pitch webinar of the 2022 Thematic Networks
EATG is glad that the HIV, TB, hepatitis and STIs agenda remains in the scope of the EU Commission and looks forward to continuing the collaboration.
EATG is part of the coordination team of the EU Civil Society Forum on HIV, TB and Viral Hepatitis and is supporting its secretariat functions together with AIDS Action Europe.
Source : DG SANTE
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