Health Equity through Healthy Diet and Physical Activity (ERA4Health)

This chapter explains which institutions and individuals are eligible for funding under ERA4Health, where the funded projects can be implemented, and what overarching goals the program pursues. Funding is aimed at a wide range of stakeholders from science, industry, and civil society who are involved in health inequality among socio-economically disadvantaged groups.

This section describes the thematic priorities and types of projects funded under the ERA4Health partnership, as well as the types of eligible costs and preferred project development stages. In particular, innovative, inter- and transdisciplinary approaches aimed at reducing health inequalities are supported.

This chapter describes the financial structure of the funding, including the type of financial support, the maximum funding amount, and the typical project duration. It provides an overview of the monetary framework conditions that applicants can expect.

This section outlines the essential rules and regulations that applicants and project partners must meet to be considered for funding and to successfully implement it. This includes requirements for consortium cooperation, compliance with state aid regulations, and other important administrative and scientific requirements.

This chapter describes the structured process of the ERA4Health funding application, from the submission of the project outline to the final funding decision. It explains the necessary steps, deadlines, and evaluation criteria that applicants must observe.

This section highlights the legal and regulatory foundations that legitimize the ERA4Health funding program and govern its operation. It lists the primary authorization documents and other important regulations relevant to the program's implementation.