HEROES will bring various organisations involved in preventive health care, health promotion and road safety together to exchange information on working methods and share good practices on awareness-rising about road traffic risks for adolescents and young adults.
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The objective of JAMIE is to have by the end of 2013 in the majority of MSs a common hospital based surveillance injury system in operation enabling EC and MSs to monitor injury risks. JAMIE will:
- refine the current methodology for collecting hospital based injury data with a view to allow data collection also in less resourced settings and to ensure that the quality of data will meet the EuroStat-quality requirements; and
- incorporate in 26 out of the eligible countries (EU31) into the European IDB monitoring system and into the IDB-exchange mechanism.

The Joint Action will make available national capacities and resources for applying a pro-active approach to Member States, by offering assistance: such as standardized trainings for national data administrators, twinning programmes, on-site consultations and country specific coaching for countries which still have to start or restart a system, continuous supervision, and joint monitoring actions levels of implementation in each MS.

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As general objectives, the DOVE project aims to collect, describe, compare and analyze documents on policies and practices directly addressing domestic violence that are being implemented throughout the involved states. Simultaneously, DOVE will describe the domestic violence experiences of women and men aged 18-64 years living in urban centres of 8 European Member States, regarding its magnitude, characteristics, determinants and its consequences in terms of health and quality of life.
Overall, the project contribution focuses on the development of evidence-based policies, research and practice strategies to early detection and prevention of DV against women and men, as well as existing practices of support, care and rehabilitation of victimized women and men and management of perpetration.

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The objectives of PHASE are to enhance the injury data exchange and use at Community level for injury prevention programming and actions in the Member States. PHASE will reinforce current health-sector related networks and activities in Member States that address the priority issues of child safety and aim to develop a stronger public health response to interpersonal violence in the EU.
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The aims of the project are:
(1) to consolidate, maintain and broaden the Club Health network, bringing together a wide range of institutions, researchers, professionals and non-governmental organisations (NGO) in the field of youth risk behaviour;
(2) to undertake impact assessment of implementation of strategies and laws;
(3) to develop an inventory of effective evidence-based legislative and policy measures; and,
(4) to build capacity at country, regional and local levels for effective implementation of legislative and policy measures through pilot trainings, workshops, seminar and conferences.
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