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2014–20212021–2028

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Programme· PL-HEALTH · 2014–2021

Health

  • Poland
  • Programme Agreement
  • 1 programme area

Improved prevention and reduced inequalities in health

Programme objective, as agreed.

Allocation

€15m

Allocation by financial mechanism: Norway Grants 100%.

  • EEA Grants None
  • Norway Grants €15m

Funded by Norway Grants

€16m 106% of allocation
Contracted in signed projects
12
Projects signed
1
Donor programme partners
1
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
European Public Health Challenges PA06€15m100.0%

Who runs it

Responsible bodies

Programme operator
Ministry of Health - Poland
National focal point
Department of Assistance Programmes
Short name
PL-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

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

  • No more than 50% of the total eligible expenditure of the programme shall be available for infrastructure (hard measures).
  • The possibility of pre-defining project(s) shall be explored during the concept note phase.
  • The programme shall focus on reducing social inequalities in health and include measures that address telemedicine and e-health policy, healthy lifestyle of children and youth and community based care for mental health.

The 12 projects

€16m of awarded grant.

Open all 12 in the explorer

Signed per year

  • 2 2020
  • 10 2023
Smallest grant
€346k
Median
€655k
Largest
€5.2m
The largest projects under this programme, by awarded grant.
Largest projectsSignedGrant
Tackling social inequalities in health with the use of e-health and telemedicine solutions Ministry of Health, Department of eHealth22 May 2020€5.2m
Healthy lifestyle of children and youth Ministry of Health, Department of Investment Evaluation23 July 2020€5m
PULMOREHAB ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES THROUGH A PERSONALISED CARE SYSTEM FOR COPD PATIENTS INCLUDING REMOTE MONITORING AND TELEREHABILITATION BASED ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE METHODS John Paul II Specialist Hospital of the Ministry of Interior and Administration in Glucholazy17 March 2023€673k
TELEMONITORING OF PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE. A PILOT PROJECT OF A TELEMEDICAL MODEL IN CARDIOLOGY Independent Public Health Care Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs And Administration in Rzeszow28 March 2023€671k
Financing of Pilot Project To Test Telemedicine Models Developed within The Pre-Defined Project On Telemedicine And E-Health Policy – Chronic Diseases Of COPD University Clinical Centre in Gdansk6 April 2023€665k
HELLO MUM! – TELEMEDICINE CARE PILOT FOR PREGNANT WOMEN Institute of Mother and Child7 April 2023€655k
Improving the health of patients with heart failure through pilot implementation of telemedicine services at Leszek Giec Upper-Silesian Medical Centre of the Silesian Medical University in Katowice Leszek Giec Upper-Silesian Medical Centre of the Silesian Medical University12 April 2023€653k
THE IMPLEMENTATION AND USE OF VIDEO CONSULTATIONS IN DEPRESSION DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT TELEMEDICINE MODEL IN THE AREA OF PSYCHIATRY Independent Public Health Care Centre of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration in Szczecin6 April 2023€637k

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.

Documents published against this programme.
TypeDocumentVersion dateVersion
Programme AgreementProgramme Agreement PL-HEALTH13 August 202416.0