Novartis has launched the Health Equity Initiative in Canada, aiming to support projects that address health disparities and promote equitable healthcare access. This initiative seeks innovative solutions to improve health outcomes for underserved and marginalized communities, ensuring everyone receives quality healthcare.

In a world that is gradually embracing diversity and inclusion, the efforts to support LGBTQI+ communities have never been more crucial. Recent initiatives across Europe and the UK are examples of how targeted funding can propel the movement for equality and acceptance forward.

As the programme continues to evolve, two significant calls for proposals under CERV are set to open this week, each addressing critical: Gender equality and gender-based violence and violence against children.

The call seeks to support projects that address climate, environment, solidarity, and migration issues, while also encouraging cooperation between municipalities and the exchange of best practices. With a focus on a holistic narrative for Europe, gender equality, and democratic governance, the program anticipates a substantial impact on citizen participation and the future of European integration.