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PresentationFocused on the attitudes, beliefs and behaviour patterns of European people, the European Social Survey data is a substantial resource for researchers providing valuable information to public decision makers.On Monday 24th of October 2016 &#8211; 3pm, the European Social Survey and the PROGEDO large infrastructure will discuss social inequalities in health with international experts&#160;:Rory Fizgerald, Director of the European Social SurveyTerje Andreas Eikemo, Scientific team of the European Social Survey health module, Professor of sociology - Norwegian University of Science and TechnologyFlorence Jusot, Professor of economics - Universit&#233; Paris-DauphineThierry Lang, Epidemiologist - Universit&#233; Toulouse III - Paul SabatierAlain Fontaine, Head of strategy and research programme - French Ministry of HealthDuring this afternnon, the agenda wil cover&#160;:First results from ESS round 7Presented alongside SHARE survey dataTalk with public decision makers and academic researchers&#160;Agenda2.30pm to 3pm : registration check and attendees welcomingOpening speach (3pm to 3.10pm)Elisabeth Verg&#232;s, Head of Strategy, research and Innovation Programme, French Ministry of ResearchESS topline results presentation (3.10pm to 4.10pm)Introduction to the ESS and its methodology&#160;; presentation of Topline results of ESS round 7 Rotating modules &#171;&#160;Social inequalities in Health&#160;&#187;3.10pm: Rory Fizgerald, Director of the ESS and Senior Research Fellow, City University London3.25pm: Terje Andreas Eikemo, Scientific team of the ESS health module and Professor of sociology, Norwegian University of Science and TechnologyComplementarity with SHARE survey data (4.10pm to 4.35pm)How Share survey data can enlighten the issue of Health inequalities,&#160;Florence Jusot, Member of the French SHARE Team and Professor of economics, Universit&#233; Paris-DauphineRound Table (4.35pm to 5.35pm)Discussion of the presented results and round table on health inequalities. Focus will be made on the use of European surveys data in health policy decision (including 25 minutes for questions)Thierry Lang, Chairman of the working group on Inequalities in Health of the High Council for Public Health (HCSP), and Epidemiologist, Universit&#233; Toulouse III - Paul SabatierAlain Fontaine, Head of strategy and research programme, French Ministry of HealthConclusion (5.35pm to 5.45pm)Round table wrap-up and conclusion of the afternoonPascal Bul&#233;on, PROGEDO large infrastructure Director&#160;Cocktail (6pm)All attendees are invited to the closing cocktail offered by the ESS Head Quarter.