Horizon Europe

European Partnerships Health

European Partnerships should be established between the European Commission, Member States and associated countries, the private sector, foundations and other stakeholders to achieve, through a joint and targeted effort, global objectives, notably the Sustainable Development Goals.

Partnerships can be of three types: Co-Programmed, Co-Funded and Institutional.

Co-Programmed Partnerships

Based on Memoranda of Understanding and contractual arrange-ments between the European Commission and public or private part-ners; Independent implementation by partners and Horizon Europe.

Co-financed Partnerships

Based on a joint programme agreed and implemented by partners, which can be funding agencies from different Member States, public or private research entities, and other stakeholders; Commitment of partners to financial and in-kind contributions.

Institutional Partnerships

The Health area has eight partnerships, two institutional and six co-financed.
European Partnerships in Horizon Europe

CO-FOUNDED Partnerships

ERA4Health

ERA for Health
Research (2022)

PARC

European Partnership
for Chemicals Risk Assessment
(2021/22)

THCS

European Partnership
on Health and Care Systems Transformation
(2022/23)

PM

European Partnership
for Personalised Medicine
(2023)

RD

European Partnership
and Rare Diseases
(2023)

AMR

European Partnership
for One Health/AMR
Antimicrobial Resistence
(2023-24)

CO-FOUNDED Partnerships

GHP

European Partnership
for EU-Africa Global Health (2021)

IHI

European Partnership for Innovative Health (2021/22)