9.06.2026 - 11.06.2026

JA PreventNCD General Assembly

08:30
Meeting
Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS), Rome, Italy

The 2026 General Assembly will kick off with a one-day plenary on June 9th highlighting our shared project achievements to date and setting an inspiring tone for the days ahead. On June 10th and 11th, we’ll dive into hands-on workshops, aiming to present insights, exciting results and experiences from activities and pilots within JA PreventNCD, piecing together how the various efforts contribute to the overall objectives of the project.

We’ve also set aside dedicated time for WP-specific meetings, ensuring every team’s unique contributions are recognized and advanced.

Our event will end in a joint plenary session on June 11th, bringing everyone together to celebrate progress and chart the course ahead.

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Purpose and outcomes Topics Speakers Who should attend? Registration Practical information Programme

The overall aim of the General Assembly is to contribute to the consortium being able to deliver on the overall objectives of JA PreventNCD:

improve joint capacities of MSs to plan and implement prevention policies and activities at national, regional, and local levels
improve the monitoring system for NCDs and their common risk factors
contribute to reduced inequalities in NCDs
engage with key actors in the field of NCD prevention, including decision makers, civil society organizations, professionals, the general population, and patients’ groups to facilitate cooperation and joint efforts.

Purpose and expected outcomes of the General Assembly 2026

By June 2026, we are more than halfway into the project. Thus, the purpose of this event is to further drive inspiration and collaboration among project participants, promote high scientific quality and relevance of our work, facilitate effective collaboration within the project, and to ensure project coherence and common understanding of project objectives. The event will also aim to facilitate open discussions on our work, including challenges and opportunities as we start to plan for the final outcomes of the project.

Meeting in person is especially valuable, as it allows for building stronger relationships, exchanging ideas more freely, and fully engaging in networking opportunities that can spark new synergies and enhance the overall impact of our joint efforts.

Specifically, the goal is to:

Present and reflect on key results: share experiences and lessons learned to strengthen effective implementation
Joint action – added value: Enhance the added value of joint action by strengthening collaboration across countries, work packages, and partners, and by aligning on the project’s key achievements and dissemination activities
Way forward: Provide a setting for inspiration and critical reflection regarding the remainder of the project, including exploitation and uptake of results and sustainability. Clear outcomes will be defined, individual results integrated into the project narrative, and sustainability embedded into actions and deliverables.

Topics to be included

At this meeting we really aim to present progress from our exciting results and experience from ongoing activities and pilots from JA PreventNCD. We will also invite representatives from MSs and experts to comment and provide feedback on the work presented.

Since the last general assembly in Katowice, the European Union has launched the Cardiovascular Health plan. JA PreventNCD has a number of important activities supporting this plan, and such activities will be highlighted. The program is not yet finalized, but the following topics are being discussed as part of plenary and/or parallel sessions:

Presentations on project outputs and success stories
Key achievements
Cross-cutting themes on risk factors: Alcohol, Physical inactivity, Nutrition and Tobacco
Financial management and reporting

Speakers

The General Assembly will feature a wide range of speakers and contributors from across public health, research, policy, practice and youth engagement. Together, they will bring perspectives from across JA PreventNCD, partner institutions, European collaboration and related initiatives working to strengthen NCD prevention.

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Who should attend?

This meeting is open to all partners of the JA PreventNCD consortium, Competent Authorities, Affiliated Entities and Associated Partners. Invitations are in particular directed at, but not limited to, colleagues with a leading role in tasks, subtasks, pilots or other key activities such as reporting.

Invitations are also extended to:

Members of our External Expert Advisory Board,
Members of our Youth Advisory Group
Thematic Coordinators
Members of the Data Management Board, the Ethics Board and the Publication Board
Project observers
Other synergistic EU granted projects

Please remember that the cost of participation is the responsibility of your own institution, and we advise you to also confer with your respective (sub/task) leads.

Registration

Registration details have been shared directly with the consortium and relevant stakeholders. If you believe you should have received an invitation but have not yet received one, please contact [email protected].

The registration deadline for in-person attendance is now closed.

Registrations for online attendance remain open until May 29.

Practical information

The General Assembly will take place at the Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS), Viale Regina Elena 299, 00161 Rome, Italy and Via Giano della Bella, 34, 00162 Roma RM, Italia.

Rome is a major European hub and is well connected by air and rail, with frequent international connections and extensive local public transport options.

How to reach the venue

By public transport

The venue is located in the Nomentano / San Lorenzo area and can be reached by Rome’s public transport network. The Policlinico metro station (Line B) is nearby, with onward connections across the city.

By train

Rome’s main rail hubs connect the city with destinations across Italy and Europe. From central stations, the venue area can be reached via metro, tram/bus, or taxi.

By plane

Rome is served by two international airports (Fiumicino – Leonardo da Vinci and Ciampino) with frequent connections to European cities.

Further details, including recommended accommodation options and additional local guidance, will be shared closer to the event once the programme and logistics are finalised.

Programme

The programme for the event is available here.

Programme

9 June – Plenary

Opening day, keynote sessions, project highlights and poster exhibition.

Room information

Day 1 plenary sessions and day 3 plenary closing session are spread across the three main rooms in Venue 1. Please check the room colour on your badge and follow the corresponding room signage.

Use the buttons below to jump between programme days.

9 June 10 June 11 June

08:30–09:30

Aula Pocchiari Main building · ISS

Registration

Participants are invited to arrive and register before the opening session.

09:30–09:40

Aula Pocchiari Aula Nitti Bovet Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

Cultural Performance

Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy": at the roots of Italian Culture. Introduction and excerpts from Canto XXVI - Dante and Virgilio meet Ulysses.

Giovanni Capelli, Enrica Pizzi and Pietro Maiozzi.

09:40–10:15 Opening session

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A joyful welcome and opening session

Session description

Formal opening session aiming to set a positive and engaging tone for the meeting. The session will emphasize shared goals, alignment with national and EU priorities, and the overall purpose of the General Assembly.

Speakers

Linda Granlund, JA PreventNCD Coordinator
Rocco Bellantone, President, Italian National Institute of Health (ISS)
Andrea Piccioli, Director General, Italian National Institute of Health (ISS)
Sergio Iavicoli, Director General for Prevention, Italian Ministry of Health
Antonio Parenti, Director, DG SANTE B – Public Health, Cancer and Health Security

10:15–10:40 Keynote

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Prevention – prevention – prevention! Why PreventNCD is the answer to current calls for action

Session description

Keynote speech positioning JA PreventNCD within current calls for stronger action on prevention of cancer and other non-communicable diseases.

Speaker: Knut-Inge Klepp, Norwegian Institute of Public Health

10:40–11:00 Campaign launch

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Launching the JA PreventNCD Campaign

Session description

This session launches the new JA PreventNCD campaign, developed by the communication and dissemination team in close collaboration with participating member countries. It will present the campaign’s key messages and strategic purpose, while highlighting the role of communication campaigns as effective tools for advancing NCD prevention in today’s attention economy.

Presentation

Campaigns as a Strategic Tool in Today’s Attention Economy: Premiere of JA PreventNCD’s New Campaign

Speaker: Live Bøe Johannesen, Norwegian Directorate of Health

11:00–11:30

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Break – Poster exhibition

11:30–12:15 Plenary session

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Safe Hearts Plan

Session description

How can JA PreventNCD actions support the implementation of the flagships of the EU cardiovascular health plan (Safe Hearts Plan)? This session showcases pilot initiatives from JA PreventNCD that support personalised and innovative cardiovascular prevention strategies across Europe, including digital tools, smoking cessation interventions, and polygenic risk scores. It will also present how young people’s perspective can be integrated into prevention efforts, building on the successful experience of the Youth Advisory Group

Presentations and speakers

Safe Hearts Plan – Marianne Takki, DG SANTE
Bridging Initiatives: Applying JA PreventNCD learnings on digital tools for personalized prevention to the Safe Hearts Plan – Mette Bach Larsen, Region of Southern Denmark
Evaluation of the Accuracy of Polygenic Risk Scores for Cardiovascular Disease Across Different European Countries – Andres Metspalu, University of Tartu
Quality Improvement in Primary Care Tobacco Use Treatment – Ana P. Medina, IDIVAL
A blueprint for integrating young people’s perspective in the Safe Hearts Plan – Helena Mayerhoffer, Youth Advisory Group

12:15–13:00 Plenary session

Aula Pocchiari Aula Nitti Bovet Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

Future-proofing prevention: NCD monitoring gaps in an evolving market

Session description

How can public policy keep pace when private interests move faster? This session explores the data-to-policy gap and showcases JA PreventNCD efforts to highlight and address this gap, moving from reactive monitoring to proactive regulation.

Presentations and speakers

Session introduction – Hanna Tolonen, THL
Moving targets: The rapid evolution of harmful markets – Hanna Ollila, THL
Bridging the Gap: Harmonising Surveillance – Morten S. Frydensberg, Region of Southern Denmark
Impact and insights: measuring success through policy monitoring – Arnfinn Helleve, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Commentary and reflections – Benedetta Armocida, JACARDI Coordinator, ISS Italy, and Youth Advisory Group perspective, TBC

13:00–14:00

Lunch – Poster exhibition

14:00–14:45 Plenary session

Aula Pocchiari Aula Nitti Bovet Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

Improving Member States capacities in NCD prevention

Session description

The objective of the session is to provide new insights from JA PreventNCD related to NCD prevention at different administrative levels.

Presentations and speakers

Session introduction – Arnfinn Helleve, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
The potential in policy impact modelling: the example of health taxation – Franco Sassi, Imperial College London
Health in All Policies: key insights from nine European countries – Leena Tervonen, Cancer Society of Finland
Building local capacities for NCD prevention: where policies meet everyday life – Katarzyna Brukało, Medical University of Silesia
EU Semester and MFF indicators as tools to increase Member State capacity – Silvia Ganzerla & Vania Putatti, EuroHealthNet

14:45–15:30 Plenary session and panel

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Engaging with key actors to strengthen NCD prevention

Session description

Meaningful engagement with key actors, from policymakers and civil society to practitioners and communities, is central to the effectiveness and sustainability of NCD prevention. This session features short presentations from consortium pilot leads and a panel discussion across local, national and supranational perspectives.

Presentations and speakers

Why engaging key actors matters for NCD prevention – Martin Thißen, WP3
Health in Impact Assessments – Gabriele Gruber
Food Procurement Network – Mette Svendgaard Høgholm
Everybody around the table to improve oral health literacy – Nicolas Giraudeau
Panel discussion – Hugrún Snorradóttir, Hanna Ollila, Mojca Gabrijelčič and Martina Serra, moderated by Meg Yates

15:30–15:50

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Break – Poster exhibition

15:50–17:20 Plenary session

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Reducing social inequalities in cancer and other NCDs

Session description

This plenary session highlights how the JA Prevent NCD is actively contributing to reducing social inequalities in non-communicable diseases. It focuses on concrete results across multiple areas, from monitoring health inequalities in Europe, to investigating interventions and policies to reduce social inequalities, and community- and municipal-level actions. The session concludes with a short Q&A, providing an opportunity for discussion and reflection.

Presentations and speakers

Introduction: the role of WP7 and aims of the session – Raffaella Bucciardini, WP7 lead
Systematic mapping of health inequalities reporting in data dashboards in twelve European countries – Sebastián Peña Fajuri, Task 7.1
How population-based monitoring systems can help monitor impact on social inequalities in NCDs – Valentina Possenti, Task 8.3
Evidence for national policy actions on health inequities: results of a scoping review – Gerd M. Flodgren, Task 7.2
Wellbeing Economy toolbox: A practical resource for integrating health into decision‑making – Dóra Guðrún Guðmundsdóttir, Task 9.6
WHO ICOPE implementation in France – Néda Tavassoli, Pilot 7.5.13
Beyond prevention: strengthening health literacy in communities and municipalities to reduce inequalities – Peder Ringnes Berrefjord, Task 7.4
No equal start: social disparities in early infancy – Angela Giusti, Task 6.5
An approach to promote Environmental Justice and prevent NCDs in communities affected by large and long-lasting industrial contamination – Roberto Pasetto, Task 7.5.9

17:20–17:30

End of Day 1 programme – summary

17:30

Joint welcome event

Non-alcoholic drinks.

10 June – Parallel Sessions

Workshops, thematic sessions and interactive discussions across three rooms.

9 June 10 June 11 June

09:00–10:30 Parallel sessions

Morning parallel sessions

Aula Pocchiari Main building · ISS

Addressing Commercial Determinants in JA PreventNCD: Policy, Practice and Inequalities

This session explores the commercial determinants of health as a cross-cutting challenge for NCD prevention and health equity. It examines how commercial determinants operate in practice, how they contribute to social inequalities, and what public-sector responses and safeguards are needed.

Speakers

Chair’s welcome - Freyr Guðlaugsson, Directorate of Health, Iceland
Keynote: What are the links between CDoH and social inequalities in health? - Nason Maani, University of Edinburgh
How does JA PreventNCD address CDoH? - Silke Cnockaert, Sciensano, Belgium
Tackling Industry Interference in NCD Policy: Insights from JA PreventNCD
- Tobacco and Nicotine Industry Interference: Gaps in Policy Protection in a Changing Product Landscape - Taija Voutilainen, THL, Finland
- Corporate political activities in food environment policy - stakeholder perspectives in four European countries - Kaja Lund-Iversen, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
- The baby-food ecosystem and conflict of interest - Elise Chapin, Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative Network
Panel conversation:
- Valentina De Cosmi, Competent Authority, Italy
- Gabriele Gruber, Competent Authority, Austria
- Nason Maani, University of Edinburgh (EEAB)
- Matthew Baldacchino, Medical Doctor (YAG)
- Sofie Randby, Norwegian Institute of Public Health

Aula Nitti Bovet Main building · ISS

Physical Activity across scales: from local action to global strategies

This session presents how physical activity is addressed within JA PreventNCD across different levels and approaches, from local to national and cross-sector initiatives.

Speakers

Urška Polanc, NIJZ
Federica Rossetti, Sciensano
Morten Frydensberg, Region of Southern Denmark
Harry Rutter, External Advisory Board
Pernille Sletteberg Sørensen, Representative from the Youth Advisory Group

Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

Financial management session: How to ensure effective financial management of a large EU project

The session focuses on financial management of JA PreventNCD, including reported data, phased budgets, use of PM, budget flexibility, RP2 financial reporting, common issues from RP1 and feedback from HaDEA.

Speakers: Agnes Karina Straum Rasmussen, Leonard Rabben and Kjell-Tore Sørensen, Norwegian Directorate of Health.

10:30–11:00

Break – Poster exhibition

11:00–12:30 Parallel sessions

Late morning parallel sessions

Aula Pocchiari Main building · ISS

How to ensure sustainability of public health policies and practices: Framework for a Sustainability Plan*

Bringing together perspectives from the European Commission and Joint Action partners, this session will provide practical guidance on translating project outcomes into long-term impact.

Speakers

Mojca Gabrijelčič, NIJZ, WP4 Leader
Léopold Vandervliet, Sciensano
Guided discussion with facilitators from technical work packages
- Arnfinn Helleve, WP5
- Maria Joao Gregorio, WP5
- Kasia Brukalo, WP6
- Helena Križan WP6
- Brit Sandgren, WP10
- Federica Rosetti, WP10

Aula Nitti Bovet Main building · ISS

Transversal work on social inequalities across the Joint Action

This session will present the Equity Tool and explore transversal working groups on monitoring systems, populations in vulnerable, fragile or at-risk situations, and transferable tools.

Speakers

Raffaella Bucciardini - Introduction to the session and the equity tool
Giorgia Rossi - The transversal working groups: outcomes defined and activities of the participants
Group 1: Monitoring Systems - Defining an indicator together: participants to WG1 share ideas for discussion
Group 2: Population in vulnerable, fragile or at-risk situations - Defining an indicator together: participants to WG2 share ideas for discussion
Group 3: Transferable Tools - Defining an indicator together: participants to WG3 share ideas for discussion

Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

Modernising tobacco control legislation in the EU to achieve Tobacco-Free Generation

This session provides an overview of tobacco-related work within JA PreventNCD supporting the Safe Hearts Plan flagship on modernising tobacco control legislation.

Speakers

Youth Advisory Group chair, TBC
Hanna Ollila, THL
Marcela Fu, ICO
Tord Finne Vedøy, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Christina Martinez, ICO
Taija Voutilainen, THL

12:30–13:30

Lunch – Poster exhibition

12:50–13:30 During lunch

Aula Nitti Bovet Main building · ISS

JA PreventNCD: “European version of the Determinants of Health Rainbow”

Creating a JA PreventNCD European version of the “Rainbow model” — a revised Dahlgren and Whitehead model — may help partners see the overall picture of health determinants and NCD prevention efforts in a European context, and understand how it relates to the main objectives of JA PreventNCD.

13:30–15:00 Parallel sessions

Afternoon parallel sessions

Aula Pocchiari Main building · ISS

Prevention Pays: The Investment Case for NCD Prevention, building on outputs from JA PreventNCD

This session will explore how prevention and health promotion can be framed and communicated as investments in economic and social wellbeing, creating co-benefits across sectors.

Speakers and contributors

Katri Sääksjärvi and Sólveig Karlsdóttir - Framework of KA-WG1: what the group aims to achieve, how it will work, and a snapshot of mapping results.
Carolyn Daher- Making the case for the co-benefits of urban investments for health
Examples from JA PreventNCD:
- Angela Giusti and Anne Bærug Baby-Friendly Community and Health Services
- Nicolas Giraudeau - mOralHealth: digital tools to improve oral health literacy in deprived populations and train primary care professionals
Panel discussion:
- Silvia Ganzerla – EuroHealthNet
- Carolyn Daher – JA PreventNCD External expert advisory board member
- Anastasiia Voloshyna – JA PreventNCD Youth Advisory Group
- Meg Yates – JA PreventNCD Evaluation team
- Nicolas Giraudeau – JA PreventNCD Pilot Leader 7.5.20

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Shaping Healthier Food Environments to Prevent NCDs

This session will explore how nutrition-related activities across JA PreventNCD contribute to shaping healthier food environments and preventing NCDs, using the Nutrition in PreventNCD system map.

Speakers and contributors

Katarzyna Brukało
Short thematic contributions across five pathways: Rules and Incentives, Daily Food Environments, Communities and Equity, Prevention Pathways, and Monitoring and Evidence
Moderated joint discussion with participants

Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

WP10 meeting: personalised risk stratification

Interactive session starting from reflections on WP10 posters, followed by structured group discussion in a World Café setting. The aim is to synthesise pilot insights and translate them into implementation and policy recommendations on personalised risk stratification.

15:00–15:30

Break – Poster exhibition

15:30–17:00 Parallel sessions

Late afternoon parallel sessions

Aula Pocchiari Main building · ISS

Opportunities for Sustainability in JA PreventNCD - how could blueprints and roadmaps increase the implementation potential

The session will explore the role of blueprints and roadmaps in supporting the sustainability of Joint Action outcomes and increasing implementation potential.

Speakers

Ingrid Stegeman, EuroHealthNet, TBC
Juliette Legendre, Ministry of Health, France
Helena Križan, HZJZ, Croatia
Guided discussion with participants

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Alcohol policy and NCD Prevention: From Gaps to Opportunities

This session will cover mystery shopping, alcohol sales promotion and regulation in retail, e-commerce on alcohol, and a panel discussion on alcohol policy and NCD prevention.

Speakers

Rafn Jónsson
Gorazd Levičnik
Taija Voutilainen
Elisabete Weiderpass, TBC
Tord Finne Vedøy
Youth Advisory Group representative, TBC

Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

Policy monitoring as a tool for NCD Prevention

Policy monitoring of NCD prevention aims to systematically capture countries’ efforts in addressing NCDs. JA PreventNCD collaborates with WHO/Europe to develop a composite index of core NCD prevention policies.

Speaker: Arnfinn Helleve, Norwegian Institute of Public Health.

* These sessions are thematically linked.

11 June – Parallel Sessions & Plenary Closing Session

Policy briefs, board meetings, work package meetings and the plenary closing session.

Room information

Day 3 plenary closing session is spread across the three main rooms in Venue 1. Please check the room colour on your badge and follow the corresponding room signage.

9 June 10 June 11 June

09:00–10:30 Parallel sessions and meetings

Morning parallel sessions and board meetings

Aula Pocchiari Main building · ISS

Policy Briefs: A practical approach to policy briefs and policymaker engagement in JA PreventNCD

A major opportunity to strengthen the shared approach to policy briefs and policymaker engagement. The session will help move this work from guidance to practice, supporting partners to develop stronger policy briefs and think more strategically about how to reach the right audiences.

Programme elements

Welcome and introduction
Why this is a key focus for JA PreventNCD
Practical steps to prepare a policy brief
Panel discussion
Wrap-up

Aula Nitti Bovet Main building · ISS

Pilot/practice assessment

A practical session to strengthen understanding of the Pilot Assessment Survey in JA PreventNCD and the harmonised approach to pilot data collection. Participants will clarify expectations for pilot leads, explore how survey data will support assessment, sustainability, and scale-up, and share feedback on the benefits and challenges of the approach.

Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

WP10

Aula Zampieri Off-site · Different building · 15 min walk

WP6 Meeting

Sala Nobel Main building · ISS

External Experts Advisory Board

Aula Missiroli Off-site · Different building · 15 min walk

Data Management Board: physical meeting focused on new features within the Synergy Scope

Aula1 CNaPPS Off-site · Different building · 15 min walk

Youth Advisory Group

Aula2 CNaPPS Off-site · Different building · 15 min walk

Ethics Board

10:30–11:00

Break – Poster exhibition

11:00–12:30 Plenary closing session

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Plenary closing session

Including video from the projet’s first year, feedback and reflections
from the External Expert Advisory Board and the Youth Advisory Group,
poster award, followed by a summary and closing of the meeting.

Speakers

Linda Granlund, Norwegian Directorate of Health
Knut-Inge Klepp, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Anna Bulzacka-Bogucka, HaDEA
Harry Rutter, EEAB
Finja Daegling, YAG
Teodora-Cornelia Mărgineanu, YAG
Ahmet Mücahit Güven, YAG
Giovanni Capelli, Italian National Institute of Health

12:30–13:30

Lunch – Poster exhibition

Publication Board meeting takes place during lunch in Sala Biblioteca.

13:30–15:00 Parallel meetings

Afternoon parallel meetings

Aula Pocchiari Main building · ISS

Communication campaigns as a strategic tool

This session will explore the JA PreventNCD communication campaign together with project partners, focusing on the strategic thinking behind the campaign, its role within the wider dissemination and communication strategy, and its potential for adaptation across countries, work packages and settings.

Speakers and contributors

Anita T. Munch, Norwegian Directorate of Health
Thea Breili, Norwegian Directorate of Health
Live Bøe Johannessen, Norwegian Directorate of Health
Freyr Guðlaugsson, Directorate of Health, Iceland
Workshop - participants and WP2

Aula 1 CNaPPS Off-site · Different building · 15 min walk

In dialogue with YAG

Aula Rossi Off-site · Different building · 15 min walk

WP6 - Task 6.5 Meeting

Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

WP7 meeting

This WP7 meeting will align progress and plan next steps ahead of the WP7 Annual Meeting in October in Iceland. Task leaders will present updates on progress, challenges and support needs.

Aula Nitti Bovet Main building · ISS

WP8 meeting

The purpose of this session is to acknowledge accomplishments achieved to date and foster active knowledge sharing across tasks and pilots. The meeting will also look ahead to upcoming milestones and deliverables.

Aula Zampieiri Off-site · Different building · 15 min walk

WP9 meeting

Aula Nobel Main building · ISS

WP10 meeting

Poster walk

15:00–17:30 Parallel meetings continue

Work package meetings continue

Sala Biblioteca Main building · ISS

WP2 Communication Officers

To strengthen collaboration between communication officers, identify windows of opportunity across countries and work packages, and agree on priority communication activities at work package and national level.

Programme elements

Welcome – Sólveig Karlsdóttir, DOHI and Anita Thorolvsen Munch, HDIR
Getting to know each other – Sólveig Karlsdóttir, DOHI and Anita Thorolvsen Munch, HDIR
Where are we now? – Anja Feiss,
Strategic priorities for the rest of the Joint Action – Freyr Guðlaugsson, DOHI
Five key outputs from each work package – WP communication officers
Panel discussion moderated by Hugrún Snorradóttir, DOHI
Wrap-up and Q&A – Sólveig and Anita

Aula Rossi Off-site · Different building · 15 min walk

WP6 - Task 6.5 Meeting

Aula Marotta Main building · ISS

WP7 continued

Continued alignment on progress and next steps ahead of the WP7 Annual Meeting in Iceland.

Aula Nitti Bovet Main building · ISS

WP8 continued

Continued knowledge sharing across tasks and pilots, including upcoming milestones, deliverables and detailed in-task or pilot discussions.

Aula Zampieri Off-site · Different building · 15 min walk