NFP4Health 2
This project aims to strengthen the capacity of the National Focal Points (NFP) in the health sector as it will focus on building advanced capacities of NFPs by improving their ability to provide expert support, promoting synergies with national health initiatives and streamlining EU programme implementation across member states. Through this effort, the project will promote the role of the NFP network as a central pillar in achieving the EU health objectives.
NFP4Health 2 strengthens the capacity of National Focal Points (NFPs) in the health sector to support the effective implementation of EU health programmes across participating countries. Building on the foundations laid by the previous Joint Action, NFP4Health (find more info in the Archive section), the project enhances NFPs’ ability to provide high-quality expert support, foster synergies with national health initiatives, and facilitate coordinated delivery of EU health priorities. In doing so, it reinforces the NFP network as a key enabler of the EU’s health objectives.
The project expands and deepens the capacity-building activities initiated under NFP4Health through a comprehensive programme of peer-to-peer learning and training as well as a Knowledge Hub and tailored support to future beneficiaries. These activities address recent developments in EU health policies and funding frameworks, ensuring that NFPs are well equipped to guide national stakeholders through EU4Health application and implementation processes. The project will create tailored support for beneficiaries implementing EU4Health actions, including guidance on dissemination, use of results and maximizing impact at national level.
NFP4Health 2 has been granted €2 million by the EU4Health programme and run from October 2025 to October 2028.
For more information visit the project website: EU Joint Action – NFP4Health 2
NFP4Health 2 is (co-)funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or HaDEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
The Research Department at SUH’s role in the project:
- Lead of WP2, communication and dissemination
- Co-lead of WP5, networking
- Participant in WP6 + WP7