This February is particularly important to me; five years ago, I took up my role as the first CEO of Fondation Botnar. To mark this milestone, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on and celebrate the journey we’ve taken to get where we are today.

Stefan Germann is reflecting on the Intelligent Health Summit in Amsterdam, were the topics of discussion at were as wide-ranging as previous summits, all focusing on leveraging the vast potential of AI and digital to improve health outcomes worldwide.

Fondation Botnar is extremely proud to have been able to support, from the onset, the work of The Lancet and Financial Times Commission on Governing health futures 2030: Growing up in a digital world. By looking at the intersection of youth, digital technologies and UHC, the newly released Report provides us with the insights and recommendations we need to foster a more proactive dialogue and accelerate urgent action on these issues in order to uplift the health of children and young people in an increasingly digital and data-driven world.

On World Health Day 2020, as the whole world is talking health and experiencing serious challenges in tackling COVID-19, Stefan Germann, CEO of Fondation Botnar, shares how technology is being used to strengthen health systems around the world, and the crucial technical, societal, and human rights issues this brings.

In light of the emerging global situation and COVID-19, Dr. Stefan Germann, CEO at Fondation Botnar, is sharing a message with some updates and offer support from the Fondation Botnar offices in Switzerland.

Stefan Germann, CEO at Fondation Botnar, shares his reflections on the tenth session of the World Urban Forum, and the biggest challenges and opportunities in the mission to create inclusive, safe, and healthy cities where young people can thrive.

2019 has been a momentous year in the advent of digital technologies in global health. We’ve seen the World Health Organisation (WHO) take one of the largest departmental reforms in its history, announcing the establishment of it’s Digital Health Department…