Fondation Botnar is proud to support the ITU/WHO Focus Group on artificial intelligence for health (FG-AI4H) to establish a standardized assessment framework for the evaluation of AI-based methods for health, diagnosis, triage or treatment decisions.

At Women Deliver 2019, Fondation Botnar showcases the #TechForHer: Map of Impact for Women & Girls. The map is a curation of over 30 tech-enabled solutions that show the potential for innovation to address some of the biggest health and wellbeing issues facing women and girls around the world, with a tangible impact.

Fondation Botnar announces a partnership with Women Deliver to invest in young gender equality changemakers in a digital world.

Akaliza is a Rwandan tech entrepreneur, a founding member of Girls in ICT Rwanda, and a member of the UN High-Level Panel on Digital Cooperation. For Women Deliver 2019 that took place in Vancouver, Canada, Akaliza spotlighted five tech solutions that show the potential of women-led innovation to be...

Fondation Botnar supports researchers from Unisanté to integrate dynamic clinical algorithms into frontline healthcare for child and adolescent health in Tanzania.

Fondation Botnar is pleased to welcome Florian Schweitzer to its Board. Mr. Schweitzer is the CEO and co-founder of btov Partners AG and will be the board’s business specialist with a focus on start-ups, effective 22 February 2019.

Fondation Botnar hosted a dialogue event on “Next generation public health: AI and Big Data for population wellbeing in low- and middle-income countries” on Friday, 12th April in London.

Fondation Botnar participated in a consultation on how we can enhance digital collaboration in health and life sciences.

Dr. Aline Cossy-Gantner, Chief Learning Officer at Fondation Botnar shares insight on why a focus on adolescents is critical for sustainable development as Fondation Botnar announces its first call for research proposals on adolescent health and wellbeing.