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The budget for these European grants in the field of health is 752 million euros
Following the approval last December of the EU4Health work programme 2024, there are important new developments for these European grants aimed at innovative projects in the field of health. For the first time since its launch in 2021, EU4Health will boost the participation of the business sector, together with the healthcare entities which, until now, have been the main beneficiaries of these funds.
One of the main novelties of this edition of the programme is that 485 million euros of the budget for 2024 will be dedicated to supporting the pharmaceutical industry to address several challenges: drug shortages, development of new vaccines, antibiotics and antivirals.
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The total budget for 2024 amounts to 752 million euros, of which 356 million euros will be grants, 318 million euros will be managed through calls for tender and 3 million euros will be for other expenditure under direct management.
The EU4Health work programme for 2024 consists of four main strands:
The cancer area is considered a cross-cutting strand.
The entity managing most of the EU4Health calls is the European Digital and Health Executive Agency (HaDEA). The calls with the largest budgets are detailed below:
EU4Health is implemented through annual work programmes that provide funding to eligible entities, health organisations and NGOs from EU countries or third countries associated to the programme. The programme was endowed with a budget of 5.3 billion euros for the period 2021-2027 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and to strengthen emergency crisis preparedness in the EU. The pandemic highlighted the fragility of national health systems, so the programme aims to address long-term challenges by building stronger, more resilient and accessible health systems.
EU4Health was set up to address public health challenges and needs, the objectives of which are to:
Since 2003, EU health programmes have generated knowledge and evidence that have served as a basis for informed policy development and further research. These include best practices, tools and methodologies that directly benefit the public health community and citizens. Most of these initiatives have focused on supporting EU countries in developing national cancer action plans, as well as improving diagnostic tests and patient care.
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