Partnerships and alliances

The Academic Network for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Policy (ANSER) is a global, multidisciplinary network dedicated to advancing evidence-based SRHR policies. Hosted by the International Centre for Reproductive Health (ICRH) at Ghent University, ANSER brings together over 50 member institutions from academia and non-profit organisations to foster collaboration, generate knowledge, and translate research into actionable policy recommendations. By bridging the gap between science and policy, ANSER strengthens SRHR advocacy and decision-making worldwide.

Educaid is the Belgian platform for education and lifelong learning within the development cooperation sector.

FESTMIH is a network of European societies and platforms working in global health and tropical medicine and was founded in 1995 at Hamburg during the first European Congress on Tropical Medicine. Twelve European countries are currently represented on the Federation Council by their respective national societies. Be-cause health is a member of FESTMIH.

Medicus Mundi International – Network Health for All (MMI) is a network of organisations working in the field of international health cooperation and global health. The Network promotes access to health and health care as a fundamental human right and supports the efforts undertaken in this respect by its members. As an international NGO, Medicus Mundi International is a non-state stakeholder in official relations with the World Health Organization.

The Planetary Health Alliance is a growing consortium of hundreds of universities, non-governmental organizations, research institutes, and government entities from 80+ countries around the world committed to understanding and addressing the impacts of global environmental change on human health and well-being.

SHARE-NET is a Dutch knowledge platform on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. It’s the leading knowledge management platform and member network for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). Their international network of over 3,500 members in 90+ countries consists of non-governmental organisations, researchers, policy makers, practitioners, advocates, students, activists, media, and companies who operate in the SRHR field. They conduct SRHR activities including convenings, meetings, facilitating communities of practice, grantmaking activities, knowledge translations and more, globally.