Trust in Brussels – Summary Report
A great team of participants joined our event in Brussels January 27th, 2025 to talk about pathways for progress on trust as a tool for transformation in health and resilience in society.
Summary and presentations
Read a summary of the event here with references to further reading also and find pdf of presentations from Diana Arsovic, Lars Münter, and Nina Sønderberg. The meeting was held in Brussels at The Library Ambiorix – on a surprisingly sunny day in the Brussels winter. Participants from 10 different organisations debated the joint challenge – how to ensure better basis for promotion and emergence of trust by and in the climate of multistakeholder collaboration frameworks, that are an essential part of modern ecosystems of policy and service innovation. See a few pictures below.
Engaging in Horizon Europe
In 2024 we are also working towards integration of a Nordic Wellbeing approach into the larger European research framework called Horizon Europe. The programme supports thousands of projects on all kinds of important issues for the future of Europe and Europeans, but obviously this also means that wellbeing in practice is very important.
The NWA team has a lot of previous experience from European research and collaborative projects – from FP5 to Horizon 2020 and now also Horizon Europe, and are also drawing upon these experiences to help form new consortia and ideas.
This covers projects on promotion of a range of diverse topics like healthy diet, food safety, food education, cancer, child obesity, and remote working arrangements.
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Trust and Transformation
Representing the Nordic Health 2030 Movement and the Danish Committee for Health Education, Lars Münter participated in the High-Level WHO/Europe Conference for the Tallinn Charter 15th Anniversary Health Systems Conference: Trust and transformation – resilient and sustainable health systems for the future.
As part of the debate panel for Public Health Leadership, Lars Münter highlighted the powerful role that health leaders have as changemakers for healthy transformation beyond the health care system.
Read more about the conference.