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Funding period

Showing all data for 2021–2028

Programme· CZ-HEALTH · 2021–2028

Public Health

  • Czechia
  • Programme Agreement
  • 1 programme area

More resilient and inclusive public health systems.

Programme objective, as agreed.

Allocation

€25m

Allocation by financial mechanism: Norway Grants 100%.

  • EEA Grants None
  • Norway Grants €25m

Funded by Norway Grants

None
Projects signed
1
Donor programme partners
0
Documents published

Where the money is committed

This programme commits its whole allocation to one programme area.

This programme's allocation by programme area.
Programme areaAllocationShare
Public Health PA08€25m100.0%

Who runs it

Responsible bodies

Programme operator
Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic
National focal point
National Coordination of Financial Mechanisms Unit
Short name
CZ-HEALTH
Type
Programme Agreement

Donor programme partners

Institutions from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway working on this programme.

Conditions in the programme agreement

10 concerns were recorded against this programme when it was agreed.

  • A pre-defined project with Donor partner(s) in the area of mental health with a focus on children and expectant and recent mothers/parents shall be explored when developing the concept note.
  • A pre-defined project with Donor partner(s) on Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR) shall be explored when developing the concept note.
  • Activities addressing domestic and gender-based violence shall include the needs of persons in vulnerable situations, including Roma.
  • Approximately €3,500,000 shall be made available to address domestic and gender-based violence.
  • Health resilience activities shall be explored when developing the concept note.
  • Pre-defined project(s) addressing domestic and gender-based violence shall be explored when developing the concept note.
  • The maximum level of funding for investment in infrastructure and equipment (hard measures) shall be 50% of the total eligible expenditure of the programme.
  • The programme shall address mental health with a focus on children and women as well as persons in vulnerable situations, and antimicrobial resistance.
  • The programme shall address women’s health, including through responses to domestic and gender-based violence.
  • The programme will address challenges experienced as a result of the invasion of Ukraine.

Projects

No projects have been signed under this programme. That is a real state rather than a gap in the data: bilateral funds and newly agreed programmes both sit here.