World Health Day 2009 focuses on the safety of health facilities and the readiness of health workers who treat those affected by emergencies. Health centres and staff are critical lifelines for vulnerable people in disasters – treating injuries, preventing illnesses and caring for people’s health needs.
CRPRC Studiorum as a member of the EU Health Policy Forum, EPHA joined the Open Letter on Economic Crisis and Health. The letter has been sent to the EU institutions, permanent representations in Brussels and European political parties.
Module B foresees joint session for local authorities and civil society organizations. The participants that attended both Module A session, now had a chance to meet at a joint session and share their experience from their different standpoints (local government and civil society organizations). The municipality of Veles hosted this two-day event and prepared […]
The Center for Regional Policy Research and Cooperation ‘Studiorum’ has an open call for papers for the Spring issue of EURODIJALOG, Journal for European Issues. The CfP is opened until March 15, 2009, preferably submissions of FULL TEXTS or final drafts. We encourage all those who are researching on various EU issues in the field […]
CRPRC Studiorum with the support of the Association of Local Democracy Agencies (ALDA) began the Pilot Training on Active Citizenship. The Pilot Training will be conducted in two municipalities Veles and Probishtip and NGOs based in those two municipalities. The first round of modules took place on February 6-7 in Probishtip with the Mayor of […]
CRPRC Studiorum and the Joined United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS UNAIDS on January 27, 2009 organized a round table discussion. The purpose of the discussion was to review the draft-version of the in-depth analysis of the national legislation regarding HIV from a human rights and gender based perspective, which was conducted by Studiorum’s research team.
Two and a half years after the European Commission licensed the first vaccine against the Human papillomavirus (HPV), the cause of cervical cancer, only 15 European countries have implemented national vaccination programs. This was one of the main findings reported at the 3rd Cervical Cancer Summit Meeting at the European Parliament in Brussels on 21 January, part of European Cervical Cancer Prevention Week 2009 (18-24 January).