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New EEA network on children and adolescent health

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Representatives of the countries receiving EEA and Norway Grants for public health programmes, and their Norwegian Programme Partners, have decided to build a network on children and adolescent health. The aim is to enable sharing of knowledge and challenges, building capacity, facilitating new cross-country partnerships and contributing to sustainable and effective programme implementation. 

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The group of representatives from the Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania and Norway, gathered in Oslo in October 2019. Foto: Folkehelseinstituttet

Representatives of the countries receiving EEA and Norway Grants for public health programmes, and their Norwegian Programme Partners, have decided to build a network on children and adolescent health. The aim is to enable sharing of knowledge and challenges, building capacity, facilitating new cross-country partnerships and contributing to sustainable and effective programme implementation. 

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In their public health programmes for EEA and Norway Grants, all six countries prioritise the health of children and adolescents, so a lot can be gained from cooperating across the borders.  
 
Among the topics of common interest are mental health and well-being, physical activity in school, vaccination, and organising and financing health services.
 
The network will meet on a regular basis, twice a year. Reports and other relevant information from the gatherings will be posted on this web-page.
 

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