Check out the knowledge synthesis report from the SANSAS project on gender-based violence (GBV) !
This document shares our experience and lessons learned from self-gynecology workshops organized in Côte d’Ivoire.
Towards a feminist approach to care: promoting sexual and reproductive health rights for all.
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Discover this 20-page booklet that highlights Solthis’ commitment to SRHR, our action priorities, personal testimonies, and the beautiful watercolors and illustrations by Mathieu Letellier.
Solthis’ mission is to improve the health of populations in countries with the lowest coverage of health needs by strengthening the capacity of health systems to meet the needs of populations in terms of quality, access to care and equity.
Here’s a video to discover the rules of the OH WOMAN® game, adapted for West Africa in collaboration with Solthis.
Solthis has launched in 2019 a work of standardization of its strategies, approaches and methodologies, as well as a work of capitalisation of experiences to draw lessons that can be shared internally and with our partners. Find the “Transition and scaling up of health interventions” new capitalisation sheet: a review of Solthis’ 15 years of experience. Download the note.
For more than 15 years, Solthis has been working hand in hand with local actors in West and Central Africa on prevention and access to quality health care by sustainably strengthening health systems and services. Solthis’ technical assistance aims to respond to the needs and expectations of beneficiary countries for technical expertise. Discover our note dedicated to solidarity consultancy.
Solthis is committed to mainstreaming gender in all its actions and organisational practices to create an egalitarian and non-discriminatory environment that promotes the well-being and access to quality care for all people, in all their diversity.
60 lessons learned from the OPP-ERA project ” Inscreasing access to viral load testing in limited-resource countries”
Towards a feminist approach to care: promoting sexual and reproductive health rights for all.
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