The preliminary program schedule for the conference includes a variety of engaging sessions over three days, with a focus on sentinel systems, human biomonitoring and environmental health.

Day 1 features opening remarks, keynote addresses on sentinel systems and partnerships for evidence-based policymaking, and panel discussions on emerging risks and new trends, as well as innovative technologies for monitoring environmental health. Networking events will provide opportunities for attendees to connect.

Day 2 includes breakout workshops on implementing sentinel systems and human biomonitoring techniques, as well as leveraging technology, alongside additional panel discussions and keynote addresses focused on challenges and innovations in environmental health policy.

Day 3 will conclude with a science-policy interface for participants to share insights, fostering collaboration between researchers, health professionals and policy makers. The closing ceremony will be an opportunity to establish a sustainable network within the BIONET Erasmus+ project.