The Small Countries Initiative was established in 2013 at an informal meeting held during the 63rd session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe in Çeşme Izmir, Türkiye. The Initiative has since grown into a network of 12 Member States in the WHO European Region with populations of 2 million or less.
Our work in Montenegro
WHO/Dejan Kalezic
©
Credits
-card-002.jpg?sfvrsn=65eaf50d_9 "Second European Programme of Work 2026–2030 (EPW2) card 002")
Second European Programme of Work 2026–2030 (EPW2)
The Second European Programme of Work (EPW2) is a five-year strategic framework (2026-2030) agreed by all Member States in the European Region to guide collective action towards a shared vision that all people live healthier, longer lives, with health safeguarded as a universal commitment. It builds on the first European Programme of Work, 2020–2025, and contributes to global health initiatives, including WHO’s Fourteenth General Programme of Work and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Our work in the Region
For over a decade, SEEHN has been the undisputed vehicle of health development in the areas of mental health, communicable diseases, food safety and nutrition, blood safety, tobacco control, information systems, maternal and neonatal health, public health services and health systems.