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Programmes HealthThe European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) has launched the following calls for tenders:
- A call for tender to organise training programmes for health specialists on the development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of national and EU preparedness plans. The objective of this call is to support the enhancement of existing pandemic preparedness capacities and capabilities coupled with a comprehensive and transparent framework for reporting and assessment. Deadline: 23 September 2022. More information is available here.
- A call for tenders for Multiple Framework Contracts in cascade to support expert groups in the field of health in 2023-2025. The objective of this call for tenders is to support the management of the Commission health expert groups and their policy development and actions on key public health challenges through managerial, administrative, technical, scientific and dissemination services. Deadline: 7 October 2022. More information is available here.
Background information: The EU4Health programme will bring a contribution to Europe's long-term public health challenges by building stronger, more resilient and more accessible health systems. It has a €5.3 billion budget during the 2021-27 period.
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