Cluster 1 - Health
Under Pillar II of the Horizon Europe programme which supports research into societal challenges and strengthens technological and industrial capacities, the first strategic area is the Cheers.
The aim of this Cluster is to improve and protect the health and well-being of citizens of all ages by generating new knowledge, developing innovative solutions and, where appropriate, integrating a gender perspective to prevent, diagnose, monitor, treat and cure diseases.
The development of health technologies, the mitigation of health risks, the protection of populations and the promotion of health and well-being in general and at work are also at the heart of its objectives.
Finally, the Cluster also aims to make public health systems more cost-effective, equitable and sustainable, to prevent and combat poverty-related diseases, and to support and encourage patient participation and self-management.
The expected impacts of this Cluster are described in the strategic plan for the Horizon Europe programme.
Areas of expertise :
- Lifelong health
- Environmental and social determinants of health
- Non-communicable and rare diseases
- Infectious diseases, including poverty-related diseases and neglected diseases
- Digital tools, technologies and solutions for health and healthcare, including personalised medicine
- Healthcare systems
The Cancer Mission of the Horizon Europe programme
Objective To improve the lives of more than 3 million people by 2030 through prevention, cure and for people affected by cancer, including their families, to live longer and better.
- Understanding cancer
- Prevention and early detection
- Diagnosis and treatment
- Quality of life for patients and their families
By joining forces across Europe with citizens, stakeholders and Member States, the Cancer Mission, in collaboration with the European plan to combat cancerThis will lead to a better understanding of cancer, earlier diagnosis and optimised treatment, while improving the quality of life of cancer patients during and after their treatment.
As part of Mission Cancer, the European Commission is mobilising several complementary funding programmes to support ideas in cancer research, innovation, technology and control:
- the programme Horizon Europe (including work programmes for missions),
- the programme EU4Health,
- of the programme for a Digital Europe,
- the programme Euratom and
- of the financing interregional investment in innovation.
For further information:
Work programme
Horizon Europe funding opportunities are set out in multi-annual work programmes, which cover the vast majority of available funding.
Apply for financing
All the information on funding and how to apply is available on the portal Financing and calls for tender.
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- Information and understanding on the programme and its funding opportunities.
- Strategy and alignment of subsidiesEnsuring that your project is aligned with the objectives of the Horizon Europe programme
- Preparing funding applicationsdrafting technical, administrative and budgetary documents.
- Review and validationIn-depth reviews of submission documents.
- Communication with the authoritiesThe Group's strategy: guiding interactions with funding authorities.
- Project managementassistance with grant and consortium agreements, reports, amendments, deliverables, milestones, etc.
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