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Closure of the Labos 2S project
Niger HIV/AIDS Tuberculosis

Closure of the Labos 2S project

17 July 2023

On 6 July 2023, in Niamey, the LABO2S project was brought to a close, with the aim of strengthening laboratories in the service of health in Niger. After 3 years in action, the project has demonstrated its success with 3 main results. Improved organisation of healthcare in Niamey and Dosso Improved performance of the National HIV Reference Laboratory Improved access...

Closure of the AIRE project

Closure of the AIRE project

1 June 2023

On 24 and 25 May, the closing conference of the AIRE project was held in Dakar. After 3 years of operational research, the project has demonstrated the importance of the pulse oximeter in identifying respiratory distress, one of the main causes of mortality in children under 5. The aims of the project were to improve the management of sick children...

28 May: Menstrual Hygiene Day
Côte d'Ivoire Guinea Senegal SRHR

28 May: Menstrual Hygiene Day

1 June 2023

  For Menstrual Hygiene Day on 28 May, Solthis launched a campaign on social networks from 25 to 29 May. This “Did you know?” campaign provides information on menstrual hygiene and on the DSSR initiatives implemented by Solthis via various projects such as : PAJES, POUVOIR, AGIR, LAHIYATA, JADES 2 et SANSAS. Did you know ? 2/3 = the proportion of...

Interview 8 March 2023, International Women’s Rights Day – Radio clip
Senegal SRHR

Interview 8 March 2023, International Women’s Rights Day – Radio clip

13 April 2023

Following the Sansas project’s campaign for the 8th of March, International Women’s Rights Day, Géraldine Colin, Senegalese Country Director and Françoise Ndiaye, medical referent of the Sansas project in Mbour, on GBV training for health providers gave an interview to the Senegalese radio. Discover the radio extract (in french)