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OUR 2019 ACTIVITY REPORT IS AVAILABLE !

OUR 2019 ACTIVITY REPORT IS AVAILABLE !

24 June 2020

https://www.solthis.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/rapport_dactivite_2019_720p.mp4   Our activity report for the year 2019 is now available. Discover the results of our actions in 2019 in the fight against HIV and tuberculosis, for the improvement and promotion of sexual and reproductive health, mother-child health and the strengthening of primary health care. But also the technical assistance provided to partners in the field.  We would like...

Dr Serge BREYSSE is the new CEO of Solthis

Dr Serge BREYSSE is the new CEO of Solthis

16 April 2020

The Board of Directors and all Solthis employees are delighted to welcome our new Chief Executive Officer Serge Breysse. He succeeds Louis Pizarro, who stepped down on March 6th, at the head of Solthis.   Serge Breysse is a medical doctor with a degree in Public Health. Until now, he was Director of the GloPID-R Secretariat, an alliance to bring...

Maintaining women’s rights at the heart of the political agenda while involving feminist movements!

Maintaining women’s rights at the heart of the political agenda while involving feminist movements!

7 April 2020

As the whole international community is gravely hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, France, Mexico and UN Women have announced on Friday that the Generation Equality Forum will be postponed to the first semester of 2021. While this calendar change is justified by pressing health and security concerns, it cannot translate into governments withdrawing their commitments on women’s and girls’ rights...

Covid-19: frequently asked questions and answers

Covid-19: frequently asked questions and answers

6 April 2020

This FAQ is based on current information and data available internationally (sources: WHO, French Ministry of Health, Institut Pasteur). The COVID-19 infection caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus is recent and new evidences are being discovered every day. Please note that this FAQ is evolutive and will therefore be constantly updated.   The best way to protect yourself and others from...