"AIMES Afrique is the international association of doctors for the promotion of education and health. We strive to offer free medical and surgical activities to any person regardless of race, religion or gender, whether in rural areas, urban areas, prisons or internationally. Combating infectious diseases such as HIV and pandemics, combined with medical research, awareness-raising, education promotion and knowledge exchange, are the focal points of our humanitarian actions."
NCD Alliance was founded by four international NGO federations representing the four main NCDs – cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and chronic respiratory disease. Together with other major international NGO partners, NCD Alliance today unites a network of over 2,000 civil society organisations in more than 170 countries. The mission of NCD Alliance is to combat the NCD epidemic by putting health at the centre of all policies.
"Flowminder Foundation is a registered non-profit organisation based in Stockholm, Sweden (reg. no. 802477-6414). Our mission is to improve public health and welfare in low- and middle-income countries. The organisation works with governments, inter-governmental organisations and NGOs. We collect, aggregate, integrate and analyse de-identified mobile operator data, satellite and household survey data. Flowminder's analyses facilitate mapping of distributions and characteristics of vulnerable populations in low- and middle-income countries.
The Geneva Health Forum (GHF), created in 2006 by the University Hospitals of Geneva and the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Geneva, is the Swiss flagship event as regards global health. Every two years, GHF attracts both Swiss and internationally renowned stakeholders, and brings together participants from all sectors (health, academia, politics, civil society and private sector professionals).
"The Global Self-Care Federation is a federation of regional and national associations, and manufacturers and distributors of nonprescription medicines on all continents. We are a Swiss association based near Geneva, Switzerland. We support the development of industry associations around the world to aid in the understanding and development of responsible self-care and self-medication."
The Global Commission on Drug Policy was established in 2011 by political leaders, cultural figures, and globally influential personalities. The Commission currently comprises 27 members, including fourteen former Heads of States or Government. Our mission is to promote evidenced-based drug policy reforms that also encompass issues of public health, social integration and security, with a strict regard for human rights.