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Health crises response

Better preparedness and response to health crises.

Contributes to European Commission priorites

The need for better preparedness and EU cooperation in health crises, with a comprehensive approach to be able to provide appropriate responses is a key lesson drawn from the COVID-19 pandemic, reflected by the launch of the European Health Union.

Our goals:

  • Provide high quality tools and infrastructure to support the EU preparedness and strategic response to health crises
  • Contribute to reinforcing EU strategic technological autonomy and resilience in the health sector and health-related industries
  • Promote better communication and citizens’ acceptance of new technologies, e.g. novel vaccines and treatments
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  • 24 FEBRUARY 2023
JRC portfolio 27: Health crises response
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