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In this new "In Profile" datastory you will see that many types of interventions in the Health sector can be financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). The Commission proposed broadening these priorities in the Coronavirus Response Investment Initiative.   Based on...

On 18 March 2020 Commissioners Elisa Ferreira responsible for Cohesion and Reforms and Nicolas Schmit responsible for Jobs and Social Rights have sent letters to all the EU countries to inform them on the individual support they can receive under the Coronavirus Response Investment Initiative...

The European Commission has approved an investment package worth more than €1.4 billion of EU funds in 14 large infrastructure projects in 7 Member States, namely Croatia, Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Romania and Spain. The projects cover several key areas such as environment, health,...

Cohesion Policy funding and the EU Solidarity Fund will play a central role in the Coronavirus Response Investment Initiative. The initiative announced by President Ursula von der Leyen last week seeks to mobilise all existing EU budget resources to provide financial support to Member States for...

This episode of our series “Stories from the Regions” brings you to the “Pointe” of the Ardennes at the Franco-belgian border where patients on the French side have difficult access to healthcare services. The MOSAN project allows for specialist practionners from Dinant...

An ERDF-funded project in France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region aims to offer better care for people suffering from chronic inflammatory diseases, including asthma, diabetes and polyarthritis (arthritis that affects more than four joints). The project will develop digital tools and a mobile...

The Ruhr West University of Applied Sciences (HRW) in Germany is co-developing a test for hand and arm movement as part of an ERDF-funded project. The test could help detect neurological movement disorders earlier, like Parkinson’s disease, and improve treatment. Parkinson's patients, as well...

Polish scientists joined forces to create a new medical material called “FlexiOss”, which can be used as artificial bone. This groundbreaking technology reduces the risk of rejection from the body and, by adapting more easily to the required shapes, it helps fix bone fractures and leads...