Dokumendiregister | Sotsiaalministeerium |
Viit | 1.4-5/2024-1 |
Registreeritud | 05.08.2025 |
Sünkroonitud | 06.08.2025 |
Liik | Sissetulev kiri |
Funktsioon | 1.4 EL otsustusprotsess ja rahvusvaheline koostöö |
Sari | 1.4-5 Rahvusvahelistele organisatsioonidele saadetavad aruanded ja küsimustikud (sotsiaalharta, sotsiaalkindlustuskoodeksi jm aruanded) (Arhiiviväärtuslik) |
Toimik | 1.4-5/2025 |
Juurdepääsupiirang | Avalik |
Juurdepääsupiirang | |
Adressaat | EV alaline esindus EL juures |
Saabumis/saatmisviis | EV alaline esindus EL juures |
Vastutaja | Agne Nettan-Sepp (Sotsiaalministeerium, Kantsleri vastutusvaldkond, Euroopa Liidu ja väliskoostöö osakond) |
Originaal | Ava uues aknas |
ANNEX I
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE NOMINATION PROCESS
The nominations of the competent authorities and, where applicable, affiliated entities per Action
must be submitted by the competent authorities responsible for health in the Member States and in
third countries associated to the EU4Health Programme via the EU Survey platform.
The deadline for nomination submission is strict and final.
1) Submission of nominations for participation in Joint Actions (single wave):
The submission of nominations shall be made via the EU Survey platform at the following link:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/EU4HEALTH_JA2025
Access password is: 2025JA#
The deadline for submission of nominations is 16/10/2025.
List of Joint Actions
- EU4H-2026-JA-HERA-IBA-01 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities for the scaling
up of national systems for vector threat detection and control capacities (HERA) (CP-g-25-
02) – EUR 10 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-HERA-IBA-02 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to implement
HERA’s training and exercise programme for management of medical countermeasures
(HERA) (CP-g-25-07) – EUR 2 947 923 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-01 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
the implementation of the strategic agenda for medical ionising radiation applications
(SAMIRA) (CR/CV&NCD-g-25-15) – EUR 11 500 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-02 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
lifelong prevention for a healthy life, including through screening, with focus on
cardiovascular diseases (CR/CV&NCD-g-25-17) – EUR 5 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-03 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
the implementation of a common standard for medical product identification and AI
capabilities across Member States (HS-g-25-19) – EUR 9 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-04 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities on quality of
medicines and implementation of the pharmaceutical legislation and the Pharmaceutical
Strategy for Europe (HS-g-25-21) – EUR 2 300 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-05 – Direct grant to Member States to provide regulatory or
scientific advice to small and micro-enterprises to support the development and carrying out
of the conformity assessment of devices, particularly innovative devices, and to facilitate the
Union level coordination on medical device safety issues (HS-g-25-25) – EUR 4 000 000
EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-06 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
implementation of the Clinical Trials Regulation and to improve the clinical trials landscape
with Member States and EEA countries, including through pilots and training (HS-g-25-27)
– EUR 4 700 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-07 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
non-commercial sponsors active in clinical trials (HS-g-25-28) – EUR 1 800 000 EU co-
funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-08 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to maximise
the impact of the EU Global Health Strategy (HS-g-25-29) – EUR 2 500 000 EU co-funding
The indicative timeline for proposal submission is as follows:
- Opening submission date: 12/11/2025
- Submission deadline: 12/02/2026
2) Submission of nominations for participation in Direct Grants other than Joint Actions (single
wave):
The submission of nominations shall be made via the EUSurvey platform at the following link:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/EU4HEALTH_DG2025
Access password is: 2025DG#
The deadline for submission of nominations is 20/11/2025
List of Direct Grants
- EU4H-2026-DGA-MS-HERA-IBA – Direct grant to Member States’ authorities for
enhancing whole genome sequencing (WGS) and/or reverse transcription polymerase chain
reaction (RT-PCR) national infrastructures and capacities to respond to the COVID-19
pandemic and future health threats (HERA) (CP-g-25-06) – EUR 5 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-DGA-MS-SANTE-IBA-01 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities for
setting up a coordinated surveillance system under the One Health approach for cross-border
pathogens that threaten the Union (CP-g-25-08) – EUR 15 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-DGA-MS-SANTE-IBA-02 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities for
supporting the maintenance of the European Medical Device Nomenclature (HS-g-25-23) –
EUR 1 500 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-DGA-MS-SANTE-IBA-03 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities for
enhancing Health Data Access Bodies with particular focus on the secondary use of health
data (DI-g-25-30) – EUR 14 400 000 EU co-funding.
Indicative timeline for proposal submission
Opening submission date: 17/12/2025
Submission deadline: 12/03/2026
ANNEX II
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR THE NOMINATION PROCESS
Nomination of Multiple Competent Authorities and Affiliated Entities
Each country participating in the EU4Health Programme is invited to nominate one or more
competent authority(ies) in Joint Actions and Direct Grants to Member States other than Joint
Actions. The nominated authority(ies) shall act as grant beneficiary(ies) 1 and shall bear
responsibility for implementing the action on behalf of the nominating country.
The competent authority(ies) manage and carry out the action together with the project
coordinator (lead competent authority for the action) contributing with their own co-funding
and ensuring that the objectives of the action are met.
The nominated competent authority(ies) may involve in the grant under their responsibility
other participants such as affiliated entities and subcontractors. The names of the affiliated
entities shall be indicated by the competent authorities in the project proposal, together with the
activities they will perform2. Their names shall be indicated by the competent authorities in the
project proposal, together with the activities they will perform.
Legal Entities Eligibility
In order to be eligible for funding under the EU4Health Programme, competent authorities and
affiliated entities shall, in addition to the criteria set out in Article 200 of the Financial
Regulation3, be established in a Member State or an overseas country or territory linked to it, or
a third country associated to the Programme4. The invitation to submit proposals for the action in
question may also include additional specific eligibility criteria for the given action.
Direct grants to Member States in the framework of the implementation of the EU4Health
Programme5 are co-financed by the competent authorities that are responsible for health in the
Member States or in third countries associated to the Programme, or by public sector bodies, by
relevant international health organisations or non-governmental bodies that are mandated by
those competent authorities, regardless of whether those bodies act individually or as a network6
Understanding the Concept of Affiliated Entities
An entity affiliated to a beneficiary is an entity that fulfils the following conditions7:
a) complies with the eligibility and non-exclusion criteria applying to applicants, specifically,
1 Article 7 of the EU4H Model Grant Agreement. 2 It is worth noting that while the specific tasks of the affiliated entities and subcontractors shall be detailed in the proposal, only the affiliated
entities need to be explicitly identified in the proposal, due to their special status, as outlined in Article 8 of the EU4H Model Grant Agreement. 3 Article 200 of the Regulation - EU, Euratom - 2024/2509 - EN - EUR-Lex (Financial Regulation). 4 Article 13(1) of the Regulation (EU) 2021/522 of 24 March 2021 establishing a Programme for the Union’s action in the field of health
(‘EU4Health Programme’) for the period 2021-2027, and repealing Regulation (EU) No 282/2014. 5 A direct grant to Member States (MS) in the form of a Joint Action is a grant consisting of a collaborative action among MS and third countries associated to the EU4Health Programme, inter alia, to develop, share, refine and test tools, methods and approaches to specific health
issues, and engage in capacity building in key areas of interest for several MS. A direct grant, without necessarily being a JA, can also be awarded to nominated competent authorities from the MS or third countries
associated to the EU4Health Programme, in line with the relevant rules set up in the EU4Health Regulation.
Direct grants involve co-financing by the Union, at the rates defined in Article 8(3) of the EU4Health Programme Regulation (EU) 2021/522. 6 Article 13(5) of EU4Health Programme Regulation (EU) 2021/522. 7 Article 190 of the Regulation - EU, Euratom - 2024/2509 - EN - EUR-Lex (Financial Regulation).
does not fall within one of the situations referred to in Articles 138(1) and 143(1) of the
Financial Regulation8.
b) has a structural link with a beneficiary, in particular a legal or capital link.
c) the structural link is neither limited to the action nor established for the sole purpose of its
implementation. This means that the link would exist independently of the award of the
grant; it should exist before the call for proposals and remain valid after the end of the
action.
Affiliated entities are entities with a legal link to the beneficiaries which implement parts of
the action and are allowed to charge costs directly to the grant.
‘Legal link to the beneficiaries’ means a legal or capital link, which is neither limited to the
action nor established for the sole purpose of its implementation. This covers:
• permanent legal structures (e.g., the relationship between an association and its
members);
• contractual cooperation not limited to the action (e.g., a collaboration agreement for
research in a particular field);
• capital link. i.e., direct or indirect control of the beneficiary.
In the public sphere, affiliated entities cover:
• The different levels of the administrative structure in case of decentralised
administration (e.g. national, regional or local administrations), or/and
• Public sector bodies (e.g. national institutes or schools for public health or national
research centres) which are (at least in part) publicly funded to deliver a public or
government service or are in situation of control by a state organization/other public
body.
What is not an affiliated entity?
• Entities that have entered into a (procurement) contract or subcontract with the
competent authority (beneficiary), or who act as concessionaires or delegates for public
services for the beneficiary.
• Entities that cooperate with the beneficiary on the basis of a memorandum of
understanding or share some assets.
While affiliated entities do not sign the grant agreement, they actively contribute to the
implementation of the action. Costs incurred by such entities for implementing the action will
be accepted as eligible costs. Affiliated entities do not have direct access to the Funding &
Tenders Portal, this is done via the beneficiaries to which they are affiliated.
Beneficiaries’ Responsibility for Compliance by Affiliated Entities
Where beneficiaries (competent authorities) involve affiliated entities to implement the action,
they shall retain full and sole responsibility towards the granting authority and the other
beneficiaries for the compliance of such entities with the terms of the Grant Agreement (GA)9.
8 Articles 138 (1) and 143 (1) of the Regulation - EU, Euratom - 2024/2509 - EN - EUR-Lex (Financial Regulation). 9 Articles 8 and 9 of the EU4Health Programme Grant Agreement.
Beneficiaries shall ensure that:
• all obligations arising from the GA are equally binding upon their affiliated entities
involved in the action;
• the bodies referred to in Article 25 of the GA10, including but not limited to the granting
authority, the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), and the European Court of Auditors,
are granted the same rights of access and control in relation to the affiliated entities or
other participants as they have with respect to the beneficiaries themselves.
Any breach of the GA by an affiliated entity is handled in the same manner as breaches
by beneficiaries. Any amounts unduly paid as a result of such breach shall be subject to
recovery from the beneficiary, who shall remain liable for the reimbursement.
Please note that, before signing the Grant Agreement, the beneficiaries will have to sign a
Declaration of Honour where they must acknowledge to be fully responsible for their affiliated
entities which participate in the action.
Submission of the nominations via the EUSurvey Platform
The submission of nominations of competent authority(ies) and affiliated entity(ies) per action
under the EU4Health Programme 2025 shall be done through the EUSurvey platform 11
according to the instructions available there.
The European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) reserves its right to assess the
regularity of the nomination procedure and to carry out checks. During this process, HaDEA
may request supporting documents, such as legal acts establishing the nominated organisation.
The two main steps for submission via the EUSurvey platform are as follows:
Step 1 - Instructions and completion of the nomination form:
The editable PDF template of the nomination form must be downloaded, duly completed,
printed, and signed by the nominating authority—typically the Ministry of Health or the national
Health Board.
Please note that the form has a character limit; all completed fields must remain fully visible and
legible prior to signature.
Step 2 - Submission of the nomination form:
The short online registration form must be completed in a manner that is fully consistent with
10 Articles 25 of the EU4Health Programme Grant Agreement. 11 The submission of nominations for Joint Actions shall be made via the EU Survey platform at the following link:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/EU4HEALTH_JA2025 Access password is: 2025JA#
The submission of nominations for Direct Grants other than Joint Actions shall be made via the EUSurvey platform at the following link:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/EU4HEALTH_DG2025 Access password is: 2025DG#
the information contained in the completed PDF nomination form. The scanned, signed version
of the nomination form must then be uploaded and the nomination submitted.
In case you need assistance, please contact: [email protected]
Privacy and Data Protection Policy
The nomination of Competent Authorities and their Affiliated Entities via the above EUsurvey
involves the processing of personal data in accordance with Regulation No 2018/172512. To
understand how these personal data will be collected, used and protected, we encourage you to
review the Privacy and Data Protection Statement.
12 Regulation (EU) 2018/1725 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2018 on the protection of personal data by the
European Union's institutions and bodies and on the free movement of such data.
ANNEX I
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE NOMINATION PROCESS
The nominations of the competent authorities and, where applicable, affiliated entities per Action
must be submitted by the competent authorities responsible for health in the Member States and in
third countries associated to the EU4Health Programme via the EU Survey platform.
The deadline for nomination submission is strict and final.
1) Submission of nominations for participation in Joint Actions (single wave):
The submission of nominations shall be made via the EU Survey platform at the following link:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/EU4HEALTH_JA2025
Access password is: 2025JA#
The deadline for submission of nominations is 16/10/2025.
List of Joint Actions
- EU4H-2026-JA-HERA-IBA-01 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities for the scaling
up of national systems for vector threat detection and control capacities (HERA) (CP-g-25-
02) – EUR 10 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-HERA-IBA-02 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to implement
HERA’s training and exercise programme for management of medical countermeasures
(HERA) (CP-g-25-07) – EUR 2 947 923 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-01 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
the implementation of the strategic agenda for medical ionising radiation applications
(SAMIRA) (CR/CV&NCD-g-25-15) – EUR 11 500 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-02 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
lifelong prevention for a healthy life, including through screening, with focus on
cardiovascular diseases (CR/CV&NCD-g-25-17) – EUR 5 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-03 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
the implementation of a common standard for medical product identification and AI
capabilities across Member States (HS-g-25-19) – EUR 9 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-04 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities on quality of
medicines and implementation of the pharmaceutical legislation and the Pharmaceutical
Strategy for Europe (HS-g-25-21) – EUR 2 300 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-05 – Direct grant to Member States to provide regulatory or
scientific advice to small and micro-enterprises to support the development and carrying out
of the conformity assessment of devices, particularly innovative devices, and to facilitate the
Union level coordination on medical device safety issues (HS-g-25-25) – EUR 4 000 000
EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-06 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
implementation of the Clinical Trials Regulation and to improve the clinical trials landscape
with Member States and EEA countries, including through pilots and training (HS-g-25-27)
– EUR 4 700 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-07 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to support
non-commercial sponsors active in clinical trials (HS-g-25-28) – EUR 1 800 000 EU co-
funding
- EU4H-2026-JA-SANTE-IBA-08 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities to maximise
the impact of the EU Global Health Strategy (HS-g-25-29) – EUR 2 500 000 EU co-funding
The indicative timeline for proposal submission is as follows:
- Opening submission date: 12/11/2025
- Submission deadline: 12/02/2026
2) Submission of nominations for participation in Direct Grants other than Joint Actions (single
wave):
The submission of nominations shall be made via the EUSurvey platform at the following link:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/EU4HEALTH_DG2025
Access password is: 2025DG#
The deadline for submission of nominations is 20/11/2025
List of Direct Grants
- EU4H-2026-DGA-MS-HERA-IBA – Direct grant to Member States’ authorities for
enhancing whole genome sequencing (WGS) and/or reverse transcription polymerase chain
reaction (RT-PCR) national infrastructures and capacities to respond to the COVID-19
pandemic and future health threats (HERA) (CP-g-25-06) – EUR 5 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-DGA-MS-SANTE-IBA-01 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities for
setting up a coordinated surveillance system under the One Health approach for cross-border
pathogens that threaten the Union (CP-g-25-08) – EUR 15 000 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-DGA-MS-SANTE-IBA-02 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities for
supporting the maintenance of the European Medical Device Nomenclature (HS-g-25-23) –
EUR 1 500 000 EU co-funding
- EU4H-2026-DGA-MS-SANTE-IBA-03 – Direct grants to Member States’ authorities for
enhancing Health Data Access Bodies with particular focus on the secondary use of health
data (DI-g-25-30) – EUR 14 400 000 EU co-funding.
Indicative timeline for proposal submission
Opening submission date: 17/12/2025
Submission deadline: 12/03/2026
ANNEX II
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR THE NOMINATION PROCESS
Nomination of Multiple Competent Authorities and Affiliated Entities
Each country participating in the EU4Health Programme is invited to nominate one or more
competent authority(ies) in Joint Actions and Direct Grants to Member States other than Joint
Actions. The nominated authority(ies) shall act as grant beneficiary(ies) 1 and shall bear
responsibility for implementing the action on behalf of the nominating country.
The competent authority(ies) manage and carry out the action together with the project
coordinator (lead competent authority for the action) contributing with their own co-funding
and ensuring that the objectives of the action are met.
The nominated competent authority(ies) may involve in the grant under their responsibility
other participants such as affiliated entities and subcontractors. The names of the affiliated
entities shall be indicated by the competent authorities in the project proposal, together with the
activities they will perform2. Their names shall be indicated by the competent authorities in the
project proposal, together with the activities they will perform.
Legal Entities Eligibility
In order to be eligible for funding under the EU4Health Programme, competent authorities and
affiliated entities shall, in addition to the criteria set out in Article 200 of the Financial
Regulation3, be established in a Member State or an overseas country or territory linked to it, or
a third country associated to the Programme4. The invitation to submit proposals for the action in
question may also include additional specific eligibility criteria for the given action.
Direct grants to Member States in the framework of the implementation of the EU4Health
Programme5 are co-financed by the competent authorities that are responsible for health in the
Member States or in third countries associated to the Programme, or by public sector bodies, by
relevant international health organisations or non-governmental bodies that are mandated by
those competent authorities, regardless of whether those bodies act individually or as a network6
Understanding the Concept of Affiliated Entities
An entity affiliated to a beneficiary is an entity that fulfils the following conditions7:
a) complies with the eligibility and non-exclusion criteria applying to applicants, specifically,
1 Article 7 of the EU4H Model Grant Agreement. 2 It is worth noting that while the specific tasks of the affiliated entities and subcontractors shall be detailed in the proposal, only the affiliated
entities need to be explicitly identified in the proposal, due to their special status, as outlined in Article 8 of the EU4H Model Grant Agreement. 3 Article 200 of the Regulation - EU, Euratom - 2024/2509 - EN - EUR-Lex (Financial Regulation). 4 Article 13(1) of the Regulation (EU) 2021/522 of 24 March 2021 establishing a Programme for the Union’s action in the field of health
(‘EU4Health Programme’) for the period 2021-2027, and repealing Regulation (EU) No 282/2014. 5 A direct grant to Member States (MS) in the form of a Joint Action is a grant consisting of a collaborative action among MS and third countries associated to the EU4Health Programme, inter alia, to develop, share, refine and test tools, methods and approaches to specific health
issues, and engage in capacity building in key areas of interest for several MS. A direct grant, without necessarily being a JA, can also be awarded to nominated competent authorities from the MS or third countries
associated to the EU4Health Programme, in line with the relevant rules set up in the EU4Health Regulation.
Direct grants involve co-financing by the Union, at the rates defined in Article 8(3) of the EU4Health Programme Regulation (EU) 2021/522. 6 Article 13(5) of EU4Health Programme Regulation (EU) 2021/522. 7 Article 190 of the Regulation - EU, Euratom - 2024/2509 - EN - EUR-Lex (Financial Regulation).
does not fall within one of the situations referred to in Articles 138(1) and 143(1) of the
Financial Regulation8.
b) has a structural link with a beneficiary, in particular a legal or capital link.
c) the structural link is neither limited to the action nor established for the sole purpose of its
implementation. This means that the link would exist independently of the award of the
grant; it should exist before the call for proposals and remain valid after the end of the
action.
Affiliated entities are entities with a legal link to the beneficiaries which implement parts of
the action and are allowed to charge costs directly to the grant.
‘Legal link to the beneficiaries’ means a legal or capital link, which is neither limited to the
action nor established for the sole purpose of its implementation. This covers:
• permanent legal structures (e.g., the relationship between an association and its
members);
• contractual cooperation not limited to the action (e.g., a collaboration agreement for
research in a particular field);
• capital link. i.e., direct or indirect control of the beneficiary.
In the public sphere, affiliated entities cover:
• The different levels of the administrative structure in case of decentralised
administration (e.g. national, regional or local administrations), or/and
• Public sector bodies (e.g. national institutes or schools for public health or national
research centres) which are (at least in part) publicly funded to deliver a public or
government service or are in situation of control by a state organization/other public
body.
What is not an affiliated entity?
• Entities that have entered into a (procurement) contract or subcontract with the
competent authority (beneficiary), or who act as concessionaires or delegates for public
services for the beneficiary.
• Entities that cooperate with the beneficiary on the basis of a memorandum of
understanding or share some assets.
While affiliated entities do not sign the grant agreement, they actively contribute to the
implementation of the action. Costs incurred by such entities for implementing the action will
be accepted as eligible costs. Affiliated entities do not have direct access to the Funding &
Tenders Portal, this is done via the beneficiaries to which they are affiliated.
Beneficiaries’ Responsibility for Compliance by Affiliated Entities
Where beneficiaries (competent authorities) involve affiliated entities to implement the action,
they shall retain full and sole responsibility towards the granting authority and the other
beneficiaries for the compliance of such entities with the terms of the Grant Agreement (GA)9.
8 Articles 138 (1) and 143 (1) of the Regulation - EU, Euratom - 2024/2509 - EN - EUR-Lex (Financial Regulation). 9 Articles 8 and 9 of the EU4Health Programme Grant Agreement.
Beneficiaries shall ensure that:
• all obligations arising from the GA are equally binding upon their affiliated entities
involved in the action;
• the bodies referred to in Article 25 of the GA10, including but not limited to the granting
authority, the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), and the European Court of Auditors,
are granted the same rights of access and control in relation to the affiliated entities or
other participants as they have with respect to the beneficiaries themselves.
Any breach of the GA by an affiliated entity is handled in the same manner as breaches
by beneficiaries. Any amounts unduly paid as a result of such breach shall be subject to
recovery from the beneficiary, who shall remain liable for the reimbursement.
Please note that, before signing the Grant Agreement, the beneficiaries will have to sign a
Declaration of Honour where they must acknowledge to be fully responsible for their affiliated
entities which participate in the action.
Submission of the nominations via the EUSurvey Platform
The submission of nominations of competent authority(ies) and affiliated entity(ies) per action
under the EU4Health Programme 2025 shall be done through the EUSurvey platform 11
according to the instructions available there.
The European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) reserves its right to assess the
regularity of the nomination procedure and to carry out checks. During this process, HaDEA
may request supporting documents, such as legal acts establishing the nominated organisation.
The two main steps for submission via the EUSurvey platform are as follows:
Step 1 - Instructions and completion of the nomination form:
The editable PDF template of the nomination form must be downloaded, duly completed,
printed, and signed by the nominating authority—typically the Ministry of Health or the national
Health Board.
Please note that the form has a character limit; all completed fields must remain fully visible and
legible prior to signature.
Step 2 - Submission of the nomination form:
The short online registration form must be completed in a manner that is fully consistent with
10 Articles 25 of the EU4Health Programme Grant Agreement. 11 The submission of nominations for Joint Actions shall be made via the EU Survey platform at the following link:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/EU4HEALTH_JA2025 Access password is: 2025JA#
The submission of nominations for Direct Grants other than Joint Actions shall be made via the EUSurvey platform at the following link:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/EU4HEALTH_DG2025 Access password is: 2025DG#
the information contained in the completed PDF nomination form. The scanned, signed version
of the nomination form must then be uploaded and the nomination submitted.
In case you need assistance, please contact: [email protected]
Privacy and Data Protection Policy
The nomination of Competent Authorities and their Affiliated Entities via the above EUsurvey
involves the processing of personal data in accordance with Regulation No 2018/172512. To
understand how these personal data will be collected, used and protected, we encourage you to
review the Privacy and Data Protection Statement.
12 Regulation (EU) 2018/1725 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2018 on the protection of personal data by the
European Union's institutions and bodies and on the free movement of such data.
Commission européenne/Europese Commissie, 1049 Bruxelles/Brussel, BELGIQUE/BELGIË - Tel. +32 22991111
EUROPEAN COMMISSION DIRECTORATE-GENERAL FOR HEALTH AND FOOD SAFETY
Digital, EU4Health and Health systems modernisation Director
Brussels, SANTE.C/MM/ (2025)
Permanent Representations of EU
Member States and Missions to the
EU of Norway, Iceland, Ukraine,
Moldova and Montenegro and
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dear Madam, Dear Sir,
I am pleased to inform you that on 23 July 2025, the Commission adopted the EU4Health
Annual Work Programme 20251. This Work Programme encompasses two categories of
direct grants, awarded without a call for proposals, to the competent authorities
responsible for health in the Member States and in third countries associated to the
EU4Health Programme, according to Article 13(5) of Regulation (EU) 2021/5222. These
are Joint Actions and Direct Grants other than Joint Actions.
I kindly invite you to initiate, on behalf of your Country, the process for the formal
nomination of one or more competent authorities and, where applicable, their
affiliated entities, for participation in these initiatives. The nomination timeline is as
follows:
Actions Deadline for Nomination
Submission
Joint Actions (single wave) 16/10/2025
Direct Grants other than JA (single wave) 20/11/2025
The deadline for nomination submission is strict and final.
Annex I to this letter provides a comprehensive list of the aforementioned actions, as
well as instructions on the procedure for nominating competent authorities.
Additionally, Annex II offers an overview of the roles, responsibilities, and legal
1 2025 EU4Health Work Programme - European Commission
2 EUR-Lex - 32021R0522 - EN - EUR-Lex (europa.eu)
Commission européenne/Europese Commissie, 1049 Bruxelles/Brussel, BELGIQUE/BELGIË - Tel. +32 22991111
requirements applicable to both the competent authorities and their affiliated entities.
To support the nomination process, the European Health and Digital Executive Agency
(HaDEA)3 will organise a general info day on the 18 September 2025 (tentative date)
to provide information on the nomination process and on the relevant Joint Actions and
Direct Grants other than Joint Actions. Once the nominations have been received,
HaDEA will contact the nominated authorities with further details and invite them to
dedicated hands-on workshops as follows (tentative dates):
- Joint Actions workshop: 6 November 2025
- Direct Grants other than Joint Actions workshop: 16 December 2025
Questions related to the nomination of the competent authority(ies) can be sent to:
To ensure your country’s participation, I would appreciate it if you could kindly forward
this letter and the attached annexes to the relevant national authority or authorities.
Yours faithfully,
(e-signed)
Marco MARSELLA
Enclosure: Annex I – Instruction for the nomination process
Annex II – Background information for the nomination process
c.c.: EU4Health Steering Group Members
EU4Health Programme Committee Members H. Weller, A. Peres, Z. Somogyi, P. Roux, M. Takki, F. Raffaelli, O.
Solomon, B. Gautrais, F. Giorgio, F. Reviriego Gordejo (DG SANTE), D.
Von Buxhoeveden, C. Schmaltz, O. Girard, A. Simon, A. Burgos
Gutierrez, (HERA), F. Telea, N. Elhaggagi, G. Margetidis, C. Tripepi
(HaDEA)
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Commission européenne/Europese Commissie, 1049 Bruxelles/Brussel, BELGIQUE/BELGIË - Tel. +32 22991111
EUROPEAN COMMISSION DIRECTORATE-GENERAL FOR HEALTH AND FOOD SAFETY
Digital, EU4Health and Health systems modernisation Director
Brussels, SANTE.C/MM/ (2025)
Permanent Representations of EU
Member States and Missions to the
EU of Norway, Iceland, Ukraine,
Moldova and Montenegro and
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dear Madam, Dear Sir,
I am pleased to inform you that on 23 July 2025, the Commission adopted the EU4Health
Annual Work Programme 20251. This Work Programme encompasses two categories of
direct grants, awarded without a call for proposals, to the competent authorities
responsible for health in the Member States and in third countries associated to the
EU4Health Programme, according to Article 13(5) of Regulation (EU) 2021/5222. These
are Joint Actions and Direct Grants other than Joint Actions.
I kindly invite you to initiate, on behalf of your Country, the process for the formal
nomination of one or more competent authorities and, where applicable, their
affiliated entities, for participation in these initiatives. The nomination timeline is as
follows:
Actions Deadline for Nomination
Submission
Joint Actions (single wave) 16/10/2025
Direct Grants other than JA (single wave) 20/11/2025
The deadline for nomination submission is strict and final.
Annex I to this letter provides a comprehensive list of the aforementioned actions, as
well as instructions on the procedure for nominating competent authorities.
Additionally, Annex II offers an overview of the roles, responsibilities, and legal
1 2025 EU4Health Work Programme - European Commission
2 EUR-Lex - 32021R0522 - EN - EUR-Lex (europa.eu)
Commission européenne/Europese Commissie, 1049 Bruxelles/Brussel, BELGIQUE/BELGIË - Tel. +32 22991111
requirements applicable to both the competent authorities and their affiliated entities.
To support the nomination process, the European Health and Digital Executive Agency
(HaDEA)3 will organise a general info day on the 18 September 2025 (tentative date)
to provide information on the nomination process and on the relevant Joint Actions and
Direct Grants other than Joint Actions. Once the nominations have been received,
HaDEA will contact the nominated authorities with further details and invite them to
dedicated hands-on workshops as follows (tentative dates):
- Joint Actions workshop: 6 November 2025
- Direct Grants other than Joint Actions workshop: 16 December 2025
Questions related to the nomination of the competent authority(ies) can be sent to:
To ensure your country’s participation, I would appreciate it if you could kindly forward
this letter and the attached annexes to the relevant national authority or authorities.
Yours faithfully,
(e-signed)
Marco MARSELLA
Enclosure: Annex I – Instruction for the nomination process
Annex II – Background information for the nomination process
c.c.: EU4Health Steering Group Members
EU4Health Programme Committee Members H. Weller, A. Peres, Z. Somogyi, P. Roux, M. Takki, F. Raffaelli, O.
Solomon, B. Gautrais, F. Giorgio, F. Reviriego Gordejo (DG SANTE), D.
Von Buxhoeveden, C. Schmaltz, O. Girard, A. Simon, A. Burgos
Gutierrez, (HERA), F. Telea, N. Elhaggagi, G. Margetidis, C. Tripepi
(HaDEA)
3 Vision, mission and values (europa.eu)
Electronically signed on 30/07/2025 18:41 (UTC+02) in accordance with Article 11 of Commission Decision (EU) 2021/2121