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In the 21st century, it is unacceptable that children are still dying of malnutrition, when the means of treating them already exist.

By Stephane Doyon, Operations Manager at Medecins sans Frontières in Paris

actionsantemondiale2 June 2026

Strengthening nutrition responses in FCV settings requires partnerships that are both locally grounded and strategically coordinated.

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Cooperation for development EU

Strengthening nutrition responses in FCV settings requires partnerships that are both locally grounded and strategically coordinated.

By Supriya Madhavan , Senior Health Specialist at the Global Financing Facility (GFF).

actionsantemondiale2 June 2026

With continuous funding, we could gradually move away from a mindset of constant emergency management, which remains very costly.

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Cooperation for development EU, Malnutrition

With continuous funding, we could gradually move away from a mindset of constant emergency management, which remains very costly.

By Adeline Lescanne, CEO of the Nutriset group

actionsantemondiale1 June 2026

The One Health Summit is an opportunity to foster a more political and collective vision of data governance, which fully involves governments, scientific institutions and, ultimately, citizens.

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Funding and quality of aid, Research and Development

The One Health Summit is an opportunity to foster a more political and collective vision of data governance, which fully involves governments, scientific institutions and, ultimately, citizens.

By Pierre Breton, Director of the Green Data for Health

actionsantemondiale27 March 2026

The One Health concept has never lacked for inspiring statements. What it lacks is operational infrastructure, governance frameworks, and technical platforms that would make it function in practice.

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Funding and quality of aid, Research and Development

The One Health concept has never lacked for inspiring statements. What it lacks is operational infrastructure, governance frameworks, and technical platforms that would make it function in practice.

By Pr. Jude Kong, research chair at the University of Toronto, founder and director of AI4PEP

actionsantemondiale27 March 2026

We need to bring together multidisciplinary teams to understand the link between climate events, their impact on health, and appropriate solutions.

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Funding and quality of aid, Research and Development

We need to bring together multidisciplinary teams to understand the link between climate events, their impact on health, and appropriate solutions.

By Christovam Barcellos and Raphael Saldanha, Climate and Health Observatory, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation

actionsantemondiale27 March 2026

While public and private research dominate FP funding, non-profit civil society—despite producing valuable knowledge—receives almost no support.

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Promoting transparent and needs-driven EU R&D policies, Promoting transparent and needs-driven French R&D policies

While public and private research dominate FP funding, non-profit civil society—despite producing valuable knowledge—receives almost no support.

By Dr. Aude Lapprand, the director of the Sciences Citoyennes NGO.

actionsantemondiale16 December 2025

There is a strong and strategic ROI for Europe to leverage FP10 to invest in research and innovation that often is not prioritised by industry, and benefits both European and global interests– especially investments with health and climate impacts in LMICs.

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Promoting transparent and needs-driven EU R&D policies, Promoting transparent and needs-driven French R&D policies

There is a strong and strategic ROI for Europe to leverage FP10 to invest in research and innovation that often is not prioritised by industry, and benefits both European and global interests– especially investments with health and climate impacts in LMICs.

By Eloise Todd, executive Director and Founder of rani, which coordinates advocacy to build societal resilience to shifts, change, and crisis.

actionsantemondiale16 December 2025

The ideal societal impact of the future framework program would be the ability of European research to generate sustainable change in response to major global challenges, particularly in countries in the Global South.

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Promoting transparent and needs-driven EU R&D policies, Promoting transparent and needs-driven French R&D policies

The ideal societal impact of the future framework program would be the ability of European research to generate sustainable change in response to major global challenges, particularly in countries in the Global South.

By Vincent Fautrel, the Development Research Institute (IRD) Representative to the EU.

actionsantemondiale16 December 2025

The G7 has fostered some of the most impactful initiatives in history, including the Global Fund

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Cooperation for development FR, HIV/AIDS, TB & Malaria, Promoting transparent and needs-driven EU R&D policies, Promoting transparent and needs-driven French R&D policies, UHC

The G7 has fostered some of the most impactful initiatives in history, including the Global Fund

By Taryn Russell, Executive Director of the NGO Results Canada

actionsantemondiale10 December 2025

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In the 21st century, it is unacceptable that children are still dying of malnutrition, when the means of treating them already exist.

Strengthening nutrition responses in FCV settings requires partnerships that are both locally grounded and strategically coordinated.

With continuous funding, we could gradually move away from a mindset of constant emergency management, which remains very costly.

The One Health Summit is an opportunity to foster a more political and collective vision of data governance, which fully involves governments, scientific institutions and, ultimately, citizens.

The One Health concept has never lacked for inspiring statements. What it lacks is operational infrastructure, governance frameworks, and technical platforms that would make it function in practice.

We need to bring together multidisciplinary teams to understand the link between climate events, their impact on health, and appropriate solutions.

While public and private research dominate FP funding, non-profit civil society—despite producing valuable knowledge—receives almost no support.

There is a strong and strategic ROI for Europe to leverage FP10 to invest in research and innovation that often is not prioritised by industry, and benefits both European and global interests– especially investments with health and climate impacts in LMICs.

The ideal societal impact of the future framework program would be the ability of European research to generate sustainable change in response to major global challenges, particularly in countries in the Global South.

The G7 has fostered some of the most impactful initiatives in history, including the Global Fund

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