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Funding period

Showing all data for 2021–2028

Programme· EE-HEALTH · 2021–2028

Public Health

  • Estonia
  • Programme Agreement
  • 2 programme areas

More resilient and inclusive public health systems. Preventing and combating domestic and gender-based violence in line with international and European human rights standards

Programme objective, as agreed.

Allocation

€12m

Allocation by financial mechanism: EEA Grants 100%.

  • EEA Grants €12m
  • Norway Grants None

Funded by EEA Grants

None
Projects signed
1
Donor programme partners
1
Documents published

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.

Allocation by programme area: Public Health 93%, Domestic and Gender-Based Violence 7%.

This programme's allocation by programme area.
Programme areaAllocationShare
Public Health PA08€11m92.6%
Domestic and Gender-Based Violence PA10€912k7.4%

Who runs it

Responsible bodies

Programme operator
Ministry of Social Affairs - Estonia
National focal point
Estonian State Shared Service Centre
Short name
EE-HEALTH
Type
Programme Agreement

Donor programme partners

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

Conditions in the programme agreement

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

  • A pre-defined project on evidence-based multi-disciplinary prevention systems shall be explored in the concept note. The project shall include cooperation with partners from the Donor States and the grant from the programme shall be approximately €3,820,000.
  • A pre-defined project with the University of Tartu on Genetic Medicine with a grant from the programme of approximately €2,750,000 shall be explored in the concept note. The Institute for Cancer Research at Oslo University Hospital and the Norwegian Directorate of Health shall participate as partners. Partnership with other Donor project partner(s) shall be explored when developing the concept note.
  • Approximately €2,000,000 shall be made available for the programme area Domestic and gender-based violence.
  • Pre-defined project(s) establishing regional primary care networks, multidisciplinary teams and digital solutions to tackle the challenges of an aging population and increasing chronic disease burden and GP shortages in rural areas shall be explored in the concept note. The grant from the programme shall be approximately €2,122,000.
  • The programme shall include projects addressing women’s health.

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.

Documents and calls

Published against this programme.

Documents published against this programme.
TypeDocumentVersion dateVersion
Programme AgreementProgramme agreement EE-HEALTH21 May 20261.0