Partners

We work closely with a number of Dutch and international partners.

Action for Health Equity. Addressing medical Deserts (AHEAD)

AHEAD is a 26-month project that looks for solutions for medical deserts in Europe. These are areas with a low concentration of health services that result in unmet medical needs, (further) depopulation and marginalization, and increasing health inequalities. It is mainly funded by the European Commission and led by Wemos.  

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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 Januray 2024 and will run for four years. It is funded by Unitaid.

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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. 

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Pillars of Health, optimising access to health workers in Europe (2020-2023)

Wemos leads the three-year programme Pillars of Health, which is aimed at contributing to an equitable health worker distribution in Europe. The partners use evidence-building, data review, knowledge sharing, and high-level political dialogues to influence relevant policies – both at EU level and in and between countries. 

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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. 

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