EBC Collaboration

The One Neurology initiative, conceived by the European Federation of Neurological Associations (EFNA) and the European Academy of Neurology (EAN), aims to unite and strengthen neurology-related groups to stimulate collaborative advocacy, action and accountability for the prevention, treatment and management of neurological disorders worldwide. The central element of the Initiative is a Global Partnership, where international disease specific organisations and regional umbrellas are uniting to make neurology a global public health priority.

Psychedelic Access and Research European Association (PAREA) is a non-profit, membership-led, multi-stakeholder and multidisciplinary partnership bringing together patient organizations, medical associations, scientific societies, umbrella coalitions, psychedelic foundations, and for-profit sector. PAREA works to change perceptions about psychedelic-assisted therapies, raise awareness on the scientific advances and, ultimately, bring better brain health to European citizens by combining and streamlining the knowledge and expertise of PAREA members to bring comprehensive advice and guidance to EU policymakers.

The Biomedical Alliance in Europe (BioMed Alliance) is the result of a unique initiative of leading European medical societies that together include more than 400,000 researchers and health professionals. The mission of the BioMed Alliance is to advance and strengthen biomedical research, in particular translational research, which is crucial for innovation.

The Awareness Week on Alcohol Related Harm (AWARH) campaign, run with the support of WHO/Europe, brings together a group of like-minded organisations aiming to turn policymakers’ attention to Europe’s devastating level of alcohol harm, focused on a different theme to raise awareness on annually.

The EU Health Coalition is a multi-stakeholder initiative that aims to promote a shared vision of health in Europe, based on jointly developed recommendations. The purpose is to raise health high on the political agenda and bring the necessary changes to address the unprecedented challenges and opportunities driven by an ageing population and increased prevalence of chronic diseases that healthcare systems and citizens across Europe are facing.

EBC is a member of the European Policy Centre (EPC), an independent, not-for-profit think tank dedicated to fostering European integration through analysis and debate, supporting and challenging decision-makers at all levels to make informed decisions based on evidence and analysis, and providing a platform for engaging partners, stakeholders and citizens in EU policy-making and in the debate about the future of Europe.

EBC is a member of the European Alliance for Value in Health, a group of associations that represents a broad range of stakeholders including patients, scientific and professional societies, healthcare managers and professionals, hospitals, payers and industry.

We are working together towards our shared vision for a Europe, where health systems are value-based, sustainable, and people-centred.

EBC is a member of the Pan-European Mental Health Coalition, a partnership dedicated to improving mental health across the WHO European Region. It will target gaps in mental health services by gathering national leaders, professionals, members of civil society, representatives of international organizations and experts to collaborate on bringing mental health out of the shadows and into the mainstream.

Key priorities for the Coalition will be to transform mental health services and integrate mental health into emergency response and recovery efforts, as well as promoting mental health and preventing mental ill health across the life course.

The European Multiple Sclerosis Platform (EMSP) is a Pan-European umbrella organisation with over 30 years of expertise. We work together with 43 members organisations from 37 countries and our partners to ensure that the more than one million people affected by multiple sclerosis (MS) in Europe, have a real voice in determining their own priorities.