Breaking the Cycle: EU’s €740 Million Battle Against the Housing Crisis – A Project Manager’s Guide
The homelessness crisis in Europe has reached unprecedented levels, with approximately 1.3 million people experiencing homelessness across the continent, marking a 70% increase over the past decade. The EU’s response through EPOCH Practice, launched in January 2024, introduces a €740 million initiative with a three-tier governance structure, aiming to end homelessness by 2030.
The Essential Guide to Professional Supervision for EU Project Managers
Professional supervision is vital for EU project managers, offering structured support through normative, formative, and restorative approaches. It enhances performance, ensures compliance, and improves project outcomes through strategic communication and risk management. With EU funding mechanisms like MSCA allocating significant resources for supervision, implementing effective supervisory practices becomes crucial for project success and professional development in the complex landscape of EU-funded initiatives.
Paradise Lost: Is EU-Funded Tourism Development Fueling Its Own Destruction?
EU-funded tourism projects have boosted economies but fueled overtourism, threatening Europe’s cultural and environmental treasures. With international arrivals projected to hit 1.8 billion by 2030, can the EU balance growth with sustainability? As Venice loses residents and Mediterranean beaches erode, it’s time to rethink tourism development.
Combatting Cancer: The Most Promising EU-Funded Projects
The 2024 Horizon Europe Cancer Mission offers project managers a €119 million opportunity to transform cancer research. With six strategic funding calls, this initiative demands interdisciplinary collaboration, innovative data management, and cross-border teamwork. Targeting breakthrough technologies in cancer detection, data platforms, and patient support, the mission challenges project managers to build consortiums that can revolutionize our approach to understanding and combating cancer.
Combatting Cancer: The Most Promising EU-Funded Projects
The European Union is revolutionizing cancer research with a €4 billion investment targeting comprehensive solutions. Through innovative platforms like UNCAN.eu, researchers are connecting unprecedented data across six critical research areas: prevention, early diagnosis, therapy resistance, cancer and aging, pediatric cancer, and survivorship. With ambitious goals to improve 3 million lives by 2030, the EU is transforming how we understand, prevent, and treat cancer. By leveraging AI, personalized medicine, and collaborative research, these groundbreaking projects offer hope, promising a future where cancer is no longer a devastating diagnosis but a manageable challenge.
Combatting Cancer: The Most Promising EU-Funded Projects
Chapter 1 - Europe's Beating Cancer Plan: A €4 Billion Commitment Europe's Beating Cancer Plan, launched in 2021, is a comprehensive €4 billion initiative to improve cancer prevention, treatment, and care across the European Union[1][3]. The plan consists of 10 flagship initiatives and 32 supporting actions focusing on four key areas: 1. Prevention 2. Early […]