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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
World Antimicrobial Awareness Week 2021 – Spread awareness, stop resistance
nnnnnWorld Antimicrobial Awareness Week is celebrated every year by supporting efforts to prevent the further emergence and spread of drug-resistant infections through effective communication and education.nnnnDespite the death toll and the devastating economic and...
INFORM subnational model of three countries in South East Europe
nnnnnThe Disaster Risk Management Knowledge Center published the results from the subnational risk INFORM index for the 3 pilot DPPI SEE and SEEHN member states Albania, Montenegro and North Macedonia .nnnnThe INFORM index supports a proactive disaster risk...
Clinical guidelines on Sexual and Reproductive Health in SEEHN
nOn November 9 and 10, a multicountry workshop on “Clinical guidelines on Sexual and Reproductive Health in SEEHN” was held virtually. The workshop was the result of SEEHN cooperation with the Ministry of Health of North Macedonia, the SEEHN Regional Health...
SEEHN member states
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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.