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Celebrating Excellence: The World Obesity Day Europe 2025 Awards
The annual World Obesity Day Europe Awards celebrate outstanding initiatives and activities that drive awareness and action across the continent. Presented by the European Coalition for People Living with Obesity (ECPO) and the European Association for the Study of Obesity (EASO), these awards recognize the vital work of European organizations ahead of World Obesity Day on March 4.
As a member of the SHIFT2HEALTH project Consortium, the European Network for Workplace Health Promotion (ENWHP) proudly congratulates OBEClust (The European Cluster of Obesity Research Projects) on receiving the EASO Award for Best Collaborative Project.
OBEClust is a pan-European multidisciplinary network of obesity experts linked to nine EU-funded projects —including the SHIFT2HEALTH project. By integrating multidisciplinary research OBEClust fosters the development of evidence-based strategies and products to support healthy eating patterns across Europe.
We extend our congratulations to all 2025 winners for their unwavering commitment to improving health outcomes and reducing the stigma surrounding obesity.
Further information on the awards, with photos and videos of the award winners, as well as details and entry forms for the 2026 awards, can be found on the World Obesity Day Europe website: https://woday.eu/wod-europe-awards/
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How can you promote the health of your partner if they work shifts?
To answer this question, it's essential to first understand the perspectives, wishes, and needs of the partner.
In the EU-funded project SHIFT2HEALTH, researchers from across Europe are investigating the health of shift workers and developing strategies to support them in maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Partners of shift workers can also provide support to make it easier for their shift-working partner to lead a healthy lifestyle.
To understand what partners of shift workers want, what challenges and barriers they face, and what successful solutions are already in place, the University of Bremen is seeking partners of shift workers living in the same household for a 30-50 minute individual interview. Partners will receive €30 as compensation. Please note that interviews will be in German.
These results will provide us with valuable insights that will help us promote the health of shift workers in the long term.
If you have any interest or questions, please contact Dr. Hannah Jilani at schicht@uni-bremen.de
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ENWHP facilitates the cross - border exchange of information and the dissemination of good workplace health practice in Europe.
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