Partners
We work closely with a number of Dutch and international partners.
Enabling Access: Medical Innovations for All (MIFA)
Led by Wemos, this international consortium focuses on creating an enabling environment to increase access to medicines, particularly for low- and middle-income countries. The project started in January 2024 and will run for four years. It is funded by Unitaid.
Partners:
- Corporación Innovarte (Chile)
- Knowledge Ecology International (United States)
- Health Action International (Netherlands)
Equitable health financing for a strong health system in Mozambique
In this project, N’weti and Wemos are working together to strengthen Mozambique’s public health system, ensuring equitable and accessible healthcare for all. Through community-level data collection, fiscal space and policy analysis, awareness-raising, and lobby and advocacy activities, we aim to support a sustainable and equitable National Health Financing Strategy and increase national and international resources to Mozambique’s public health system. This project is funded by Sint Antonius Stichting Projecten (SAS-P).
Partner:
- N’weti (Mozambique)
Make Way, embracing intersectionality for health equity & justice
Led by Wemos and funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the five-year strategic partnership Make Way aims to ensure that marginalized groups in all their diversity, especially youth, can fully realize their sexual and reproductive health and rights. The partner organizations aim to achieve this by applying an intersectional lens.
Partners:
- Akina Mama wa Afrika (Uganda)
- The Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians – Kenya (Kenya)
- Forum for African Women Educationalists (headquarters in Kenya, with 34 national chapters in sub-Saharan Africa)
- Liliane Foundation (Netherlands)
- VSO Netherlands (Netherlands)
- The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Netherlands)
Resilient against pandemics: now and in the future
In the project ‘Resilient against pandemics: now and in the future’, Wemos and the Pharmaceutical Accountability Foundation join forces to achieve access to affordable vaccines and medicines for everyone. We urge governments and pharmaceutical companies to fulfil their responsibilities in realizing access to lifesaving products through analysis, awareness raising and advocacy. This project is funded by the National Postcode Lottery.
Partner:
- Pharmaceutical Accountability Foundation (Netherlands)
Previous partnerships
In previous programmes we worked with, among others:
- African Centre for Global Health and Social Transformation (Uganda)
- Amref Flying Doctors (Netherlands)
- Amref Health Africa (Italy)
- Center for Health Policies and Services (Romania)
- Cittadinanzattiva (Italy)
- Health Action International (Netherlands)
- Health Poverty Action (United Kingdom)
- Humanitarian Aid Foundation Redemptoris Missio (Poland)
- Medicines Law & Policy (Netherlands)
- Medicus Mundi International Network (Switzerland)
- Memisa (Belgium)
- National School of Public Health Management (Moldova)
- Federation of Associations of Medicus Mundi (Spain)
- Terre des Hommes (Germany)
- Verein demokratischer Ärzt*innen (Germany)
- VU Athena Institute (Netherlands)