Where the money is committed
The agreement splits this allocation across several programme areas. Because it spans more than one, its projects cannot be attributed to any single area.
Programme· LT-HEALTH · 2014–2021
Health
Improved prevention and reduced inequalities in health
Programme objective, as agreed.
Allocation
€15m
Allocation by financial mechanism: EEA Grants 100%.
- EEA Grants €15m
- Norway Grants None
Funded by EEA Grants
€17m 114% of allocation
Contracted in signed projects
70
Projects signed
1
Donor programme partners
1
Documents published
| Programme area | Allocation | Share |
|---|---|---|
| European Public Health Challenges PA06 | €7.5m | 50.9% |
| Children and Youth at Risk PA08 | €7.2m | 49.1% |
Who runs it
Responsible bodies
- Programme operator
- Central Project Management Agency
- National focal point
- Investment Department, Ministry of Finance
- Short name
- LT-HEALTH
- Type
- Programme Agreement
Donor programme partners
Institutions from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway working on this programme.
Bilateral ambitions
shall be allocated to the programme from the fund for bilateral relations. This does not prevent the Joint Committee for Bilateral Funds from allocating additional funds to the programme.
Conditions in the programme agreement
4 concerns were recorded against this programme when it was agreed.
- Bilateral cooperation with partners from the Donor States shall be encouraged.
- The Ministry of Health of Lithuania and the Ministry of Social Security and Labour of Lithuania shall be Programme Partners and shall be actively involved in and effectively contribute to the development and implementation of the programme. They shall, inter alia, be actively involved in policy issues and in facilitating bilateral cooperation.
- The programme shall focus mainly on soft measures. A maximum level of funding available from the total eligible expenditure of the programme for infrastructure (hard measures) shall be identified in the concept note.
- The programme shall provide support for mental health promotion and prevention measures with particular emphasis on the well-being of children and youth and their families.
The 70 projects
€17m of awarded grant.
Signed per year
- 1 2019
- 4 2020
- 47 2021
- 17 2022
- 1 2023
- Smallest grant
- €58k
- Median
- €204k
- Largest
- €1.9m
Implementation status is not published for this funding period, so projects are shown by awarded grant and signature date rather than by progress.
Documents and calls
Published against this programme.
| Type | Document | Version date | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| Programme Agreement | Programme agreement LT-HEALTH | 30 April 2025 | 27.0 |