Urban Health Cluster

The first European Cluster to improve and safeguard health and well-being of citizens, leaving none behind.

The concept
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€30,5 Million
6 Projects
101 Partners
5 years

Cluster Composition

The Urban Health Cluster consists of six H2020 projects (eMOTIONAL Cities, ENLIGHTENme, HEART, RECETAS, URBANOME and WELLBASED), funded under the same Call of the Horizon 2020 European Framework Porgramme.

 

Our shared Vision

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Aims

  • Increase visibility for urban health research successful in other areas
  • Bring stronger contribution to policies such as EU Urban Agenda
  • Facilitate international cooperation with other relevant ongoing and potential future initiatives on urban issues and health, funded by Horizon 2020 and/or Horizon Europe
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Expected Impact

  • More robust evidence for policy making on improved urban health in the EU
  • Improved population health, physical and/or mental, in urban areas of the EU
  • Reduced health inequalities in urban areas

Working Groups

Six working groups on practical topics of shared interest have been organised between the projects according to the Cluster’s mandate.

Working Group 1

Science translation to policy

Working Group 2

Health determinants and urban interventions

Working Group 3

Data analysis and protection – digital platforms

Enhancing Visibility and Impact

Wokring Group 4

Urban issues and epidemics

Working Group 5

Dissemination, Communicaiton and Exploitation

Working Group 6

Citizen science approaches to urban health including ethics

News & Events

Join the Urban Health Cluster’s community of stakeholders

Science translation of research results is crucial for achieving project impacts and ensuring that the most up-to-date, evidence-informed policies and practices are implemented to maximise wellbeing, public health and reduce inequalities. WG1 and WG5 of the Urban...

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WELLBASED Latest Survey: Warnings from Winter 2022-23

WELLBASED just published the findings of its most recent research carried out between October 2022 till April 2023. It shows that low-income households were not comfortably warm in their homes during the past winter and suffered from bad health. This is of particular...

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Cluster Members