Cluster Projects
The METEOR projects each cover different aspects exploring the socioeconomic cost of environmental stressors, and bring their unique findings to the overall work of the cluster to broaden our understanding of how health is impacted by the environment.
BEST-COST - Burden of disease-based methods for estimating the socio-economic cost of environmental stressors
The BEST-COST project, coordinated by Sciensano, seeks to establish a shared approach across Europe to understand the socioeconomic cost of environmental stressors and their impact on health. The project will trial new methodologies in five European countries to understand how they can be used at the national level as well as transferred to other countries and other stressors.
MARCHES - methodologies for assessing the real costs to health of environmental stressors
The MARCHES project, coordinated by Aarhus University, aims to promote integrated economic and health modelling in impact assessments and socioeconomic analysis of air pollution and drinking water nitrate, while developing a European-wide exposure modelling for integrated assessment.
MISTRAL - Toolkit for dynamic health impact analysis to predict disability-related costs in the ageing population based on three case studies of steel-industry exposed areas in Europe
The MISTRAL project, coordinated by the Italian National Institute of Health, is creating a platform for a dynamic and flexible health impact assessment based on AI predictive modelling. It will be capable of full, scalable adaptation modelling from the geographical control down to individual risk levels, and also to manage counterfactual analyses as an interactive AI.
UBDPolicy - Urban burden of disease estimation for policy making
UBDPolicy, coordinated by ISGlobal, aims to improve the estimation of health and well-being impacts and socioeconomic costs around environmental stressors in urban areas, to help strengthen evidence-based policy making at city, national and EU level.
VALESOR - Valuation of environmental stressors
VALESOR, coordinated by University d’Angers, aims to make major contributions to scientific and policy efforts in accommodating the economic values of environmental chemical stressors in policy making, planning, and investments.
