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Building together Regional Alliance for Health, Peace and Well-being
SEEHN Secretariat has the great pleasure to share the information on the upcoming Public Health Conference “Building Evidence Based Resilient Health Systems in a Changing Europe”, an event where research and collaboration unite to advance the future of health systems and addressing today’s most pressing public health challenges. The conference will take place in Skopje, 21-22 May 2026.
48th SEEHN Plenary Meeting
of the SEE Health Network
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention – Acting Together for Better Health for All
17 – 18 June 2025, Sofia, Republic of Bulgaria
Dr Alexandre Berlin Award
Announcement
nnnnVacancy Notice No: 1nnTitle: Administrative Assistantnn nDate: 06 April, 2016nnApplication Deadline: 13 April 2016nnDuty Station: SEEHN Secretariat, Skopje Republic of MacedoniannnnPurpose of the...
Health at the RCC Second Donors Coordination meeting, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 23 March 2016
On 23 March the SEE Health Network participated at the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) Second Donors Conference held in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was represented by its current Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH) by its two leading Bosnian...
Ten years onwards: Comparison of the South Eastern European regional public health strategy 2004 and the South Eastern European 2020 strategy
The South Eastern European Journal of Public Health (SEEJPH) published the “Ten years onwards: Comparison of the South Eastern European regional public health strategy 2004 and the South Eastern European 2020 strategy” article, written by Christiane Wiskow, Maria...
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Building together Regional Alliance for Health, Peace and Well-being
SEEHN Secretariat
The South-eastern Europe Health Network (SEEHN) is regional intergovernmental organization founded in 2001 with aim to promote collaboration, common values and to encourage mutual efforts towards peace, health and well-being of the people in the South-eastern Europe Health Network member states.