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PANORAMA / SUMMER 2020 / No. 73

BOOSTING HEALTH SECURITY

Personal protective equipment for the staff of five

medical facilities receiving patients with suspected

or confirmed COVID-19 infections, and masks for

the region’s residents: a Polish project launched with

financial support from the Cohesion Policy is helping

to protect the inhabitants of Poland’s Łódzkie province.

Information on recommended mask use and

hygiene has also been made available.

Another project supporting the area’s health services

involved the purchase of crucial medical

equipment. In total, 79 ventilators and 34 ambulances

were supplied as part of the project. Further

acquisitions included X-ray, ECG, ultrasound and

anaesthesia equipment, along with heart monitors,

defibrillators, infusion pumps, pulse oximeters and

spirometers, as well as decontamination equipment,

mattresses and soap.

COMMUNITY CENTRES REACH

OUT ONLINE

Linking up during the lockdown in Lille: a project

launched in 2017 to connect eight community centres

located in the French city has enabled them to pursue

their activities despite closed doors. Services

were provided online and over the phone, capitalising

on the project’s investment in digital solutions

to amplify the centres’ action to boost citizens’

quality of life and civic engagement.

The centres promote social innovation and mediation,

with the ultimate aim of strengthening social

ties and fostering collective expression. As part of

their joint activity in the project, they are also

engaging with centres in the wider region to disseminate

the approach. The project benefits from

an ERDF contribution of EUR 210 000 to the total

budget of EUR 350 000.

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