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**"Promoting Healthier Communities: Monitoring Change with Action"**

This project focuses on managing change for healthier populations by measuring Potential Years of Life Lost (PYLL) and implementing strategic interventions. Activities include setting up systems, formulating intervention plans, and disseminating best practices.

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**"Promoting Healthier Communities: Monitoring Change with Action"**

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  1. Healthier People: Management of Change through Monitoring and Action 24 October 2012, St Petersburg Katja Lahikainen, Project Manager

  2. Project Team Partners • Lappeenranta University of Technology / Northern Dimension Institute (Lead Partner) • Baltic Region Healthy Cities Association • NGO Development Centre • Tallinn University • University of Eastern Finland Associated Partners • Committee for Social Policy of Administration of St. Petersburg, Department for Demographic questions and gender policy • Medical Informatics and Analysis Centre of St Petersburg Public Health Committee • NordicCouncil of Ministers´ (NCM) Informationoffice in St. Petersburg • St. Petersburg Public Health Committee • St Petersburg State University • The Federal Research Institute for Health Care Organization and Information Total Budget: € 250 000 (EU contribution: € 200 000) Duration: 1 February 2012 – 31 January 2014

  3. Work Packages (WPs) Activities in 2012: WP1 Setting up of the system for measuring PYLL (Potential Years of Life Lost) and analysis of the results WP2 Formulation of strategic intervention plan Activities in 2013: WP3 Implementation of action: Management of change WP4 Dissemination of PYLL practice

  4. Setting up of the System for Measuring PYLL and Analysis of the Results WP1 leader: University of Eastern Finland Expected results: • A model of a reliable death register • Analytical programme for calculation of PYLL rates • Reporting system for PYLL-rates • Analysis of the results

  5. Formulation of Strategic Intervention Plan WP2 leader: Baltic Region Healthy Cities Association Expected results: • Strategic plan for overcoming preventable premature mortality and morbidity • Adoption of strategic intervention plan based on consensus meeting(s) with stakeholders • 1 seminar held

  6. Implementation of Action: Management of Change WP3 leader: The NGO Development Centre Expected results: • Implementation of action with highest possible health gain in the target population • 6 information-consultation meetings and 2 seminars held

  7. Dissemination of PYLL Practice WP4 leader: Baltic Region Healthy Cities Association Expected results: • Information about the project, it’s results and PYLL practice in the RF and ND area • Information materials published online and project brochures published • 1 seminar, 1 final conference

  8. Contacts Katja Lahikainen Project Manager Lappeenranta University of Technology Katja.lahikainen@lut.fi Mob. +358 400 570 603 Anna Skvortsova Project Coordinator in Russia NGO Development Centre annas@crno.ru Tel: +(7-812)718 3794

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