Implementing CEHAPE

© 2005 Genon K. Jensen - EEN

52 national governments have promised to work on four priorities set out in the Children's Environment and Health Action Plan for Europe (CEHAPE).

*Access to safe water
*Fewer injuries, more exercise
*Clean air, cleaner lungs
*A chemically-safe environment

You can find information on governmental activities on the official WHO web map on the implementation of Budapest commitments.

NGOs are helping to make things happen. This website shows how.

*Campaigns and projects
*Cooperation with national governments
*Providing feedback to WHO and the European Union

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The Health and Environment Alliance is an international non-governmental organisation advocating greater protection of the environment as a means to improving the health and well being of European citizens. One of its key objectives is to bring health expertise to the environmental policy-making process.