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Early in 1999, the European Commission, which is the executive body of the European Union, got the green light from the European Parliament and the European Council of Ministers for the implementation of a five-year program on injury prevention. This initiative was taken in the framework of the EUpolicy on public health and in particular its action on health monitoring. The objective of the Injury Prevention Program (IPP) is to contribute to public health activities that seek to reduce the incidence of injuries, particularly home and leisure injuries, by promoting: – Epidemiological monitoring of injuries by means of injury surveillance systems in Member States that are based on a shared methodology and are at a high level of quality, compatibility and representativeness. – Information exchange on the use of that information to contribute to the definition of priorities and better prevention strategies.