EEA and Norway Grants
Information about the public health programmes funded through the EEA and Norway Grants.
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The Public Health Programmes within the EEA and Norway Grants
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About the EEA Grants
Through close collaboration with the EU through the EEA agreement and EEA Grants, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway contribute to reducing disparities in Europe.
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Public health programmes 2014–2021
Improved prevention and reduced inequalities in health in Europe are the aims of the public health programmes financed through the EEA and Norway Grants.
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What is a Donor Programme Partner (DPP)?
Norwegian public institutions and expert agencies participate in developing national programmes and contribute with knowledge and experience in implementing the EEA Grants.
For Project Partners
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Who can apply for funding and how?
Norwegian governmental, regional, municipal, private and volunteer agencies, universities/colleges and others can establish collaboration with institutions in the partnering countries within the EEA.
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EEA collaboration – Opportunities in health
There are significant gains and enthusiasm among Norwegian project partners regarding the benefits from working with the EEA Public Health Initiatives Programme.