Recommendations from over 50 expert organisations behind the EIWH Manifesto for Women’s Health
Our vision is a future where all women* in the EU and beyond fully enjoy their right to health and have access to equitable, affirmative and high-quality healthcare addressing their specific and diverse physical and mental health needs across their life course. To achieve this, we call upon policy makers, civil society, academia, health care providers, the health workforce and all other relevant stakeholders to come together to develop a comprehensive strategy for women’s health in the EU. This strategy should cover all aspects of women’s health, throughout women’s life cycles.
*We understand women as a non-homogenous group, and include persons who identify as woman, trans*woman, non-binary or queer, including different ages, ethnicities and communities. We use the term ‘women’ to refer to all those identifying as women.
Join us and support our vision. The time is now.
Download “Towards An EU Strategy for Women’s Health” (pdf)
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Country specific Endometriosis societies, signatories to the Strategy
| EndÖ – Endometriose Österreich | Austria |
| Női Egészségért Alapítvány | Hungary |
| Endometriose Vereinigung | Austria |
| Endo Ireland | Ireland |
| Eu si Endometrioza | Romania |
| MulherEndo | Portugal |
| Behind Endo | Belgium |
| Toi et Mon Endo | Belgium |
| Endometriose Steiermark | Austria |
| Endometriose Vereinigung | Germany |
| Endometriosis Society | Netherlands |
| Endometriosis Society | Vienna |
© European Institute for Women’s Health, CLG, 2026