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Through its EU branch, Active Citizenship Network, Cittadinanzattiva will join the inaugural session, which will be held in a hybrid format. This marks the beginning of collective efforts to strengthen the engagement and collaboration of civil society in the global response to AMR. The session will feature opening remarks from the WHO leadership and the Task Force co-chairs, as well as a discussion on various civil society engagement mechanisms. Regional breakout discussions will then take place to identify priorities and next steps for strengthening civil society’s role in tackling AMR.
Also this year Active Citizenship Network – together with 50+ experts from over 30 countries within the rare disease community and beyond - will join the COLLABORATE international summit, a powerful platform for advancing equitable care for adults living with rare diseases. This year, our summit will primarily focus on two critical areas: accelerating diagnosis of adultonset rare diseases and improving the transition from pediatric to adult rare disease care. Read more (A – B – C) the Active Citizenship Network committment on the initiative.
Active Citizenship Network is glad to inform you that the abstract entitled on “Grassroots Mobilisation: Leveraging Civil Society and Community Leadership to Bridge Gaps in Vaccine Coverage” has been accepted by the committee at the scientific sessions of 17th Global Summit on Nursing Education & Healthcare, which is scheduled during November 10-11, 2025 at Barcelona, Spain. In particular, the ACN’Director will provide different typologies of concrete activities that PAGs (Patients' advocacy groups) and CSOs (Civil society organizations) can carry out in support of public policy of vaccination. ACN presentation, final programme, book, letter of acceptance. Read more
Active Citizenship Network has been invited to a strategic workshop on the future of Vaccines Today that will be attended by representatives from EU institutions, civil society and patient organisations, HCP associations, academia, NGOs, and industry. The objective is to gather stakeholder insights to inform how Vaccines Today should evolve from 2026 onwards. Read more.
The Director of Active Citizenship Network has been invited to speak at the Vaccines R&D 2025 that will bring together leading experts from industry, academia, government, and regulatory bodies across three days. They will share significant advancements, discuss current challenges, and offer valuable insights gained throughout the vaccine development lifecycle.
Active Citizenship Network is happy to join its scientific partner VAC4EU in celebrating its 5 years with a live event in Brussels. The symposium, titled, “Celebrating 5 Years of VAC4EU: Advancing Real-World Evidence for Vaccine Monitoring Towards Future Pandemic Preparedness,” will feature oral presentations and interactive panel discussions from experts in vaccinology, vaccine development, pharmacovigilance, pharmacoepidemiology, health policy, public health, and regulatory practice. Read more
Held by ANFACO, the meeting in Vigo will be a presentation of Biorecer related projects (expo of projects) with the consortium and stakeholders and it´s planned a visit to a cannery industry. Stay tuned for updates, follow our hashtag #BioReCer, and join the conversation in our LinkedIn groups: BioReCer – Biological Resources Certification Schemes & Certification and Labelling Schemes for the EU BioEconomy.
The EU-funded BioReCer project (of which Cittadinanzattiva is consortium member) invites stakeholder from the bio-based industries, research, certification and standardisation, and (consumer) organisations to its final event at the Ciudad de la Cultura in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Scheduled from 9:00 to 14:45 CET, this occasion marks the conclusion of the project, which over three years has worked intensely to improve the trust, traceability, and certification of biological feedstocks.
The BioReCer (Biological Resources Certifications Schemes) project has developed a framework for assessing the sustainability and circularity of biological resources, identified indicators of circularity, as well as guidelines for integrating these into established certification schemes. In addition, a Standardisation Toolkit was developed, which is a comprehensive online database designed to support professionals in the bio-based industry. Recommendations for the valorisation and use of biological feedstock propose integration of BioReCer findings into policy.
The Director of Active Citizenship Network has been invited to speak at the 12th Global Webinar on Public Health, taking place virtually on 22–23 October 2025. The event will bring together leading public health professionals for live interactive sessions, expert panels, and Q&A discussions. ACN’s Director will share expertise with a global audience, contributing to critical discussions that shape the future of public health, providing in particular different typologies of concrete activities that CSOs (Civil society organizations) and PAGs (Patients' advocacy groups) can carry out in support of public policy of vaccination. Click here for programme and speakers.
The Director of Active Citizenship Network has been invited to speak at the final event of the EU-funded project 3-CO (Concise Consumer Communication through Robust Labels for Biobased Systems).
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