EU-JAV
Vaccine preventable diseases
Vaccination is one of the greatest public health and medicine success stories of the 20th century, saving millions of lives worldwide every year.
Lifelong health
Immunisation protects health throughout life. However nowadays, people are still dying from diseases such as measles that can easily be prevented with vaccines.
European cooperation
EU-JAV aims to strengthen cooperation between European countries to fight vaccine-preventable diseases.
A set of tools
EU-JAV aims at delivering and sharing concrete tools for stronger national responses to vaccination challenges.
LATEST NEWS
Launch of the European Joint Action on Vaccination
The European Joint Action on Vaccination (EU‐JAV), coordinated by France (National Institute of Health and Medical Research, Inserm, with the support of the Ministry of Health and Solidarities), was launched on September 4, 2018 in Paris. The kick‐off meeting brought together the European Commission, health ministries, international policymakers and organisations, institutes, universities from 20 countries and a wide range of stakeholders, including civil society and manufacturers' representatives, working on vaccination policy and health services.
Continue Reading14th eHealth Network meeting
Tyra Grove-Krause (WP5 leader) represented the EU-JAV at the 14th eHealth Network meeting on 13th November and presented the activities that will be developed regarding Immunisation Information systems.
Continue ReadingFEAM workshop on vaccination
Genevieve Chene (EU-JAV coordinator) presented the European Joint Action on Vaccination at the FEAM Forum workshop on Vaccination. The aim of the workshop was to trigger discussions on the followin
Continue ReadingWHO WE ARE
THE CONSORTIUM
20 partners across Europe (17 EU member States and 3 associated countries) coordinated by Inserm.
WHAT WE DO
Over 3 years (1st August 2018 – 31st July 2021) and with a total budget of 5,800 k€, the project will develop 8 workpackages to reach its objectives.
This project has received co-funding from the European Union’s Health Programme under Grant Agreement no. 801495.
OBJECTIVES
- Monitor more accurately vaccination coverage
- Ensure that everybody in the European Union has access to vaccination
- Improve forecasting of vaccine stocks and systems for the prevention of shortages
- Set priorities for research and development on vaccination
- Enhance the public confidence in vaccination
