Welcome to the European Network for Workplace Health Promotion

Updates

• 23Oct2026

  Help shape the future of young people’s health and well-being in Europe!

  The Slovenian Institute of Health and Environment (IZO) is inviting EU organisations and individuals to help them to reach young people accross the European region. Together with the WHO Regional Office for Europe, they are supporting a youth consultation process to inform the development of the WHO European Strategy on noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), health promotion and well-being for 2028–2037.

  What health challenges matter most to young people? Which groups are being left behind, and what should decision-makers do differently? People aged 18 or over across the WHO European Region are invited to share their perspectives to inform the development of WHO/Europe’s strategy on noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), health promotion and well-being for 2028–2037. As part of this process, they have launched a survey to better understand young people's health priorities, the challenges they face, which groups may be left behind, and what actions and solutions they believe should receive greater attention.

  The survey takes approximately 10.15 minutes and the deadline is 1 November 2026. Survey link:  https://forms.gle/P6vT9noAvvKTgk6q8

  No background in health is needed. Please share the survey with young people in your networks, especially those whose perspectives are less often represented in health policy discussions.

   

• 16Apr2026

  The MAPPS II Surveys are now live!

  This year, the World Obesity Federation launched the Management & Advocacy for Providers, Patients and Systems (MAPPS II) project to better understand how systems worldwide support obesity care and prevention, and the social, political and commercial factors that shape these efforts.

  They are now inviting responses to three live surveys, available in multiple languages, to gather insights from:

  • Health care professionals
  • Public health experts, policy makers, researchers, advocacy groups and civil society
  • People with lived experience of obesity and their caregivers

  Your input will help shape future advocacy efforts and policy change by building the evidence base on obesity in different contexts and health systems. Take part now, and help spread the word!