Against this background, the EU and its Member States are designing new health and pharmaceutical policies aimed at fostering crisis preparedness, disease prevention and early detection, easier access to treatment (such as the EU and national Cancer Beating Plans, and the EU Non-Communicable Diseases Initiative), and digital healthcare transformation (European Health Data Space).
Within this policy labyrinth, we help our clients understand the key decision-making processes and the stakeholders behind them, anticipate trends and follow the route from policy to funding for their healthcare projects.
Approximately €60 billion under different EU funding programmes will be spent on innovation, prevention, healthcare infrastructure and health digitalisation by 2027.
Most of these funds will be available for the EU Members States to manage under the National Recovery and Resilience Plans and the new generation of 2021-2027 Cohesion Policy Programmes. The funds will play a vital role in improving access to health infrastructure and services and in reducing health inequalities in all 27 EU countries.
With deep public funding knowledge and healthcare industry expertise, we are uniquely well equipped to support policy makers, healthcare providers and industry suppliers in designing and implementing funding strategies to benefit from this unrivalled wave of EU funding.
Our skilled advisors in Brussels, and in our local offices across the EU, can help you secure funding for your projects across the entire healthcare investment continuum: from medical research to health infrastructure and equipment, from education and prevention to digital health.
IPCEIs: Important Projects of Common European Interest
Our in-house Strategic Investment experts bring hands-on experience and success around Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEIs), in sectors such as microelectronics, hydrogen and cloud, supporting our clients in obtaining funding for IPCEI Health projects.
Beyond the EU
We support our clients to map, access and implement their healthcare projects beyond the borders of the European Union, in regions including the Balkans and Africa.
We are committed to contributing with our best knowledge and expertise to the reconstruction of the Ukrainian healthcare system and improve the access and quality of care in the country for the long term.
