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On the 1st of July, researchers from Amsterdam UMC handed over the report ‘The Physical Activity Environment Policy Index (PA-EPI): Netherlands’ to the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. Read more about the report. - The HDHL website is administered by ZonMw as coordinator of HDHL, and as such, ZonMw's privacy policy is applicable.
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On 2 December, during a week of major European food systems events in Copenhagen, we convened a CLEVERFOOD Policy Roundtable on Healthy and Sustainable Public Food Procurement. - Image
The European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) was founded with the purpose of advocating for the protection and improvement of public health in Europe, both via health policies and across all other relevant policy areas that have a health impact. - The core principle of HDHL is to facilitate coordination between policy makers and scientists within Europe and behond. This to generate new scientific knowledge, share existing knowledge and expertise, and bring together important datasets in the areas of food, nutrition and health.
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The International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity (ISBNPA) is a professional non-profit organization committed to the betterment of human health and the free exchange of ideas, especially science-based findings, regarding behavioral nutrition and physical activity research, programs and policy. - Image
On 21 April 2026, the HDHL Conference brought together over 150 participants from 23 countries in Brussels to address a central challenge: despite strong scientific evidence on healthy and sustainable food environments, progress in policy and practice remains slow. - Image
HDHL Food4Health has launched a short stakeholder survey to help align future research, innovation, policy and implementation priorities at the intersection of food, health and the environment. The survey builds on earlier workshops and is a key step in shaping joint actions within the project. - Image
An extensive expert evaluation report of the SYSTEMIC project is developed and includes key achievements. The SYSTEMIC project has contributed significantly to research on food security, sustainable agriculture and effects of climate change, with outcomes including policy recommendations, peer reviewed publications, and dissemination activities. - Image
It is said that “measuring is knowing”. However, measuring impact is a challenge. Nevertheless, in March 2020 the Technopolis Group set out to make a first assessment of the impact of JPI HDHL along three dimensions: 1) alignment of policy at the national and European level, 2) level of excellence in science, and 3) societal impact. - Healthy Diet, Healthy Life (HDHL) brings together countries to address key societal challenges at the intersection of food, nutrition and health. HDHL is uniquely positioned to provide expert advice, align funding for inter- and transdisciplinary research, and connect stakeholders to translate knowledge into policy and practice.
- To support transparency, uptake and reuse of project outputs, HDHL Food4Health provides a range of practical resources, including branding materials, templates, factsheets, open access publications and FAIR data guidance. These resources are freely available to partners, stakeholders and the broader research and policy communities.