Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Resistance

Gender in Research Fellowship

Topics

• Fellowship for sex and gender in health research
• Improve skills and international network of young researchers
• Erasmus Summer Programme

Part of programme

Gender and Health Knowledge Program

JPIAMR Network Plus 2020

Topics

• Connect AMR researchers bridging geographic and research fields
• Facilitate access to scientific information and infrastructures
• Provide avenues for sharing of AMR knowledge, data, infrastructures and facilities and perform meta-studies
• Build capacity around AMR Research
• Increase awareness and visibility of the issue of AMR
• Use scientific evidence and increase scientific excellence in innovation to inform policy and guideline makers
• Develop social and economic approaches for the study of interventions, transmission, environment and translation to the market
• Improve optimal health economic models related to AMR challenge

Part of programme

JPIAMR – Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance

Prevention of unhealthy weight gain and obesity during crucial phases throughout the lifespan (PREPHOBES)

Topics

This joint transnational call intends to fund dedicated, top-class transnational research consortia to provide insights in innovative strategies to prevent or reduce overweight and obesity in defined target populations based on certain life stages.

The research to be funded within this call should have a holistic, multi-disciplinary and solution orientated approach and will focus on one or more crucial phase(s) throughout the lifespan such as transition periods (for example from prenatal to postnatal phase/infancy, pre-school to school age, adolescence to early adulthood) or critical life events (for example moving, marriage, period in between pregnancies, diagnosis of a chronic disease, recovering from disease, retirement, migration). To increase the impact of the research and facilitate its later use in future policies on lifestyle interventions and public health, this call strongly encourages the active integration of stakeholders (e.g. patient and/or consumer organisations) or citizen science approaches. These partners should be engaged in the research process from conception of the study to dissemination and implementation.

Part of programme

Joint Programming Initiative, Healthy Diet for a Healthy Life (JPI HDHL)