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Reference
S02
last modified
18.02.2003
Title
PROGRAMME OF COMMUNITY ACTION IN THE FIELD OF PUBLIC HEALTH (2003-2008)
JO/budget line
(2003/C 62/04)
Directorate
Public Health
General objectives
On 23 September 2002, the European Parliament and the Council adopted a Decision on the programme of Community action in the field of public health (2003-2008) (1). This programme entered into force on 1 January 2003. It replaced the previous eight public health programmes on health promotion, information, education and training; cancer; the prevention of AIDS and certain other communicable diseases; the prevention of drug dependence; health monitoring; injury prevention; rare diseases and on pollution-related diseases. These all came to an end on 31 December 2002.

The general objectives of the programme are:
(a) to improve information and knowledge for the development of public health;
(b) to enhance the capability of responding rapidly and in a co-ordinated fashion to health threats;
(c) to promote health and prevent disease through addressing health determinants across all policies and activities.
The programme should contribute to
(a) ensuring a high level of human health protection in the definition and implementation of all Community policies and activities, through the promotion of an integrated and intersectoral health strategy;
(b) tackling inequalities in health;
(c) encouraging cooperation between Member States in the areas covered by Article 152 of the Treaty.
The Work Plan 2003, attached to the information pack available on request (see point 6), sets out details of the priority areas for action in implementing the programme. Within this information pack is a document with details of the ‘Rules, criteria and procedures for the selection and funding of actions under the Public Health Programme’.
Target group
 
Geographical area
Eligible countries
The Commission is hereby seeking proposals for action from bodies active in the field of public health to implement the priority actions defined in the programme decision. In addition to the 15 Member States of the European Union, the call is also open to participation by the EFTA-EEA countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) within the context of the Agreement on the European Economic Area. Organisation from any of these countries can submit a project as the main contractor, or act as a partner in any project. The call is also open to the applicant countries which will participate in the public health programme in 2003. These are Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Malta, Poland, Romania, the Slovak Republic, Slovenia and Turkey. Funding of projects submitted or involving any of the countries listed above, which are not Member States of the European Union, is dependent on completion of the formal legal procedures. Projects can also be submitted by international/intergovernmental public organisations. Interested parties are invited to submit an application to the Commission in accordance with the procedure set out in the document on ‘Rules, criteria and procedures for the selection and funding of actions under the Public Health Programme’.  
Finance
Financial Framework
The financial envelope of the programme for the period 2003-2008 is EUR 312 million. The budget available for 2003 will be up to EUR 45,472 million for financial intervention (grants and calls for tenders).
As far as the allocation of resources is concerned, a balance between the programme's different objectives will be maintained.
Duration
2008
Deadline
16 May 2003  
Contact/Address
Proposals shall comply with the requirements set out below; otherwise they will not be taken into consideration:
- they shall be drawn up using the form and the summary sheet obtainable from the address shown below;
- they shall be submitted by post, courier or hand delivered, in triplicate, by 16 May 2003, to the following address:
European Commission Health and Consumer Protection
Directorate- General Directorate G — Public Health
Financial Cell EUFO 4295
Bâtiment Jean Monnet
Rue Alcide de Gasperi
L-2920 Luxembourg
(352) 430 13 80 19
http://europa.eu.int/comm/ health/index_en.html

All correspondence concerning this call for proposals must state the reference number GHP/2003 (corresponding to the section 2.1 in the Work Plan 2003) or HI/2003 (corresponding to the section 2.2 in the Work Plan 2003), or HT/2003 (corresponding to the section 2.3 in the Work Plan 2003), or HD/2003 (corresponding to the section 2.4 in the Work Plan 2003). Applicants are requested to use only one of the above methods to submit proposals, to submit proposals in one single step, and to submit only one version (in triplicate) of any given proposal.
Information pack An information pack containing all the documents needed for submitting an application can be obtained by:
— written request (letter or fax: (352) 430 13 80 19) from the address shown ,
— downloading from the website

The information pack contains:
(a) the decision of the European Parliament and the Council establishing a programme of Community action in the field of public health,
(b) the annual work plan 2003 indicating the priorities for that year,
(c) the rules, criteria and procedures for the selection and funding of projects,
(d) the application form, including a summary sheet,
(e) other relevant information, where appropriate.

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