The European Commission funded project “Fit for Health” is organising a virtual match-making event where an “intensive match-making” process is offered. Between 7 and 11 May, the Fit for Health expert network will perform an “intensive match-making” process: this means that they will assist each participant registered in their database to find relevant partners. In order to participate in the virtual match-making registration in the Fit for Health partnering database is required. This is free of charge.FP7 Health: Virtual Match Making Event
The European Commission funded project “Fit for Health” is organising a virtual match-making event where an “intensive match-making” process is offered. Between 7 and 11 May, the Fit for Health expert network will perform an “intensive match-making” process: this means that they will assist each participant registered in their database to find relevant partners. In order to participate in the virtual match-making registration in the Fit for Health partnering database is required. This is free of charge.










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