To establish and operate a network, comprising primary data providers (European Cancer registries) and organizations with experience in coordination, collection, quality control, standardization, processing and dissemination of data, to provide with updated and standardized indicators of cancer. The objective of EUNICE is to compile, compare, analys, interprete and disseminate information relevant for monitoring of the status of cancer burden in the European populations, planning and evaluation of cancer control measures at national and EU level.

The EURO-URHIS Projects (1; 2006-2008 and 2; 2007-2013) aim to develop a comprehensive urban health information and knowledge system to:
- help to identify and prioritise urban health problems
- enable the monitoring of the effects of actions taken to address then
- ensure timely access information
- contribute in building advocancy, communication and education strategies
- use standardized methodology for data collection, processing and dissemination, allowing transnational comparisons and time trends analysis

The aim of Health Literacy Europe is to facilitate knowledge transfer and development concerning health literacy policy, research and practice. Health Literacy Europe joins advocacy at European and global levels to build health literacy for all.

The Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) is a research infrastructure for studying the effects of health, social, economic and environmental policies over the life-course of European citizens and beyond. 

Create a coordinated road map for the promotion and integration of mental health and well-being research across Europe, based on a common methodology and conceptual framework that covers the full spectrum of biological, psychological, epidemiological, public health, social and economic aspects of mental health and well-being. 

Establish a sustainable network for researchers, funders, policy makers, advocates and young people in Europe, to support collaboration in developing the future of child health research.

Reitox directly contributes to the EMCDDA’s core task of collecting and reporting consistent, harmonised and standardised information on the drug phenomenon across Europe

The overall aim of the RECAP preterm Project is to improve the health, development and quality of life of these children and adults by developing the RECAP preterm Cohort Platform, a sustainable, geographically diverse and multidisciplinary database of national and European cohorts of babies born very preterm or with very low birth weight (VPT/ VLBW cohorts).

Understand the scale, relevance and directions of health professional mobility, the reasons behind it and the tools most adequate to respond to it; what impact does the movement of health professionals between European countries have on health systems?