EuroHealthNet is a not-for-profit partnership of organisations, agencies and statutory bodies working on public health, disease prevention, promoting health, and reducing inequalities. Several research centres are also part of our partnership.
We work on public health and social equity policy, practice, and research. We also explore and strengthen the links between them. Our approach focuses on health in all policies, reducing health inequalities gaps and gradients, working on determinants across the life course, and sustainability.
In the past decade, health promoting services have worsened due to budget cuts as part of implementation of austerity measures. Now, during the recovery phase of the pandemic, more than ever, we see the need to re-build strong health and social services to address widening gaps in health inequalities and develop resilience of communities. The scale of investment needed is huge and we should not shy away from new financing instruments and partnerships. This e-guide is a first step, providing a source of inspiration how this can be done. We are only in first exploratory phases and hope to further improve the guide. Please contact us with additional learning, tools, good practices or other resources. We would appreciate receiving them. Thank you.
About the EuroHealthNet Partnership
The EuroHealthNet partnership includes 62 members, associate members, and observers. They come from 26 European countries, including 23 EU Member States. They steer the work of the Brussels office through three collaborating platforms: Practice, Policy, and Research. A core team works to unite and amplify the platforms’ work. The partnership is governed by the General Council, which comprises all partners, and the Executive Board.
For more information about us, please visit our website www.EuroHealthNet.eu.
Read about our work and activities over the last year in our Annual Report.
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