Calls to strengthen EU4Health programme in next EU budget – Association of European Cancer Leagues
Association of European Cancer Leagues shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Civil society groups across Europe are urging policymakers to prioritise health by strengthening the EU4Health programme in the next EU budget.
Right now, discussions are underway for the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), the EU’s long-term budget for 2028-2034. These discussions matter: in the current MFF, the EU4Health programme suffered a €1 billion cut, impacting vital public health initiatives and the work of civil society across the EU.
Civil society plays a key role in shaping EU policies that protect people’s health. But without stable, sustainable and long-term funding from the EU4Health budget, our efforts are at risk.
Yesterday, the EU4Health Civil Society Alliance, EU policymakers, and other leading health advocates gathered in the European Parliament to push for stronger health commitments in the next MFF.
A thank you to MEPs Tilly Metz, Stine Bosse, Vytenis Andriukaitis, and Andras Kulja for championing this crucial debate!
Learn more about the EU4Health Civil Society Alliance.”
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