This presentation arises from the project HEALTH EQUITY – 2020 which has received funding from the European Union, in the framework of the Health Programme.

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This presentation arises from the project HEALTH EQUITY – 2020 which has received funding from the European Union, in the framework of the Health Programme. Introduction to the Health Equity 2020 project Reducing health inequities: preparation for action plans and structural funds projects

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES The general objective of the HE2020 project is to assist Member States/regions to develop evidence-based action plans on reducing health inequalities, which also informs the use of structural funds (SF) in the next programming period. The project seeks to explore potential action areas make the case (including economic evidence) for investments to reduce health inequalities through actions within & beyond the health sector.

MEANS The project strongly builds on existing knowledge & lessons from EUREGIO III and other relevant health programme projects to inform entry points to action including: health & Structural Funds, analysis of determinants of health inequalities using available data, views of what works in reducing health inequalities, and tools for health equity related impact assessment

PARTNERS University of Maastricht, Department of International Health (Lead) Health ClusterNET Erasmus MC, Department of Public Health Medical University of Lodz Centre for Health and Development Murska Sobotka

PARTICIPATING REGIONS, PILOT REGIONS 2 pilot regions: Pomurje (a micro-region in Slovenia) Lodzskie (a large region in Poland) Other participating regions: –Vysočina region, Czech Republic –Northern Great Plain region, Hungary –Trenčín region, Slovakia –Klaipėda District Municipality, Lithuania –Latvia tbc –Bulgaria tbc –Romania tbc

8 WORKPACKAGES: WP5 Pilot action in a large EU 10 region MUL WP7 Action learning programme UM WP6 Pilot action in a small EU10 micro-region CHD WP8 Capacity Building UM WP3 Evaluation HCN WP1 Management & Coordination WP2 Dissemination HCN WP4 Transnational evidence and policy Erasmus MC

METHODS BUILDING THE TOOLKIT WP4: Transnational evidence and policy: 1. case by case needs assessment, 2. portfolio of actions known to be effective in addressing entry-points, 3. case-by-case analysis of the potential impact of these actions on population health and economic performance: TESTING THE TOOLKIT Pilot action in WP5: a large pilot region (Lodzskie, Poland) and WP6 a small pilot region (Pomurje, Slovenia): SHARING THE TOOLKIT WP7: Action learning workshops; WP8: Capacity building support

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

WHO IS HE2020 FOR? key stakeholders at regional & national levels governments, municipalities; SF operational programme managing authorities; Ministry of Health and Social Affairs; development agencies; actors of health systems European stakeholders (EC line directorates, EIB, CP) citizens to ensure that participating regions involve population groups & civil society organizations in regional/local action groups tasked with developing action plans

WHY IS HE2020 DIFFERENT FROM OTHER PROJECTS? STRATEGIC RELEVANCE Relevance to regional and national strategies and policies Relevance to other key EU strategies and policies Relevance for exploring the role of social innovation Relevance to contributing to EC communication Relevance to informing structural funds policies

KEY MILESTONES SHOW GANTT What is new? Regional vision, taking in to account the size of regions, while creating, testing, sharing a complete toolkit to reduce factors contributing to health inequalities and foster sustainable growth through the use of Structural Funds.

Thank you for your attention and welcome on board!