Fondation Botnar is investing in emerging solutions to build a better future for children and young people globally.
Fondation Botnar champions the use of AI and digital technology to improve the health and wellbeing of children and young people in growing urban environments around the world. We do this by supporting research, catalysing diverse partners, and investing in scalable solutions.
Cities fit for young people
We are seizing the opportunity to make sure the world’s urban environments are safe and thriving for young people. We connect diverse partners with local, national, and regional governments to catalyse these transformations.
AI and digital for the next generation
We fund, co-create, and scale up artificial intelligence (AI) and digitally-enabled solutions to bridge the health worker capacity gap, transform health systems from being reactive to proactive, and improve care efficiency and wellbeing for children and young people. We also prioritise the discussion around the pooling and sharing of health data to not only help policy-makers, but also help the general population to better understand their health needs.
Meaningful youth participation
We create opportunities and platforms for young people to share power and responsibility in shaping their health and wellbeing. We seek to include youth voices in the planning, design, and implementation of both local and global programs and policies.
The feed
Twitter feed
What would your city look like if you had the power to design it? @FondationBotnar & @UNHABITAT's #FutureCitiesChallenge gives young people the chance to imagine their future city using their creativity.
🏆 Enter to win credits for an online course
http://bit.ly/FutureCitiesChallenge
The pandemic has created a need to rethink how our cities are made, so we've launched a joint campaign with @UNHABITAT inviting young people to learn more about the cities we live in and re-imagine their city using their creativity.
Learn more 👇🏽https://www.fondationbotnar.org/futurecitieschallenge-call-for-young-people-to-re-imagine-their-city/
"As young people, we are uniquely placed to understand the realities and challenges faced by our communities. We are also not afraid to speak up and act for a better future" @yet4uhc members talk about youth and recovery efforts post #COVID__19. https://twitter.com/FondationBotnar/status/1306879385937555458
🗣️ How do you think young people can contribute to recovery efforts post #COVID19?
We asked three young experts from @yet4uhc on the skills young people need to meaningfully contribute to the recovery efforts post-pandemic. Hear what they had to say below https://bit.ly/30xSim9
🗣️ How do you think young people can contribute to recovery efforts post #COVID19?
We asked three young experts from @yet4uhc on the skills young people need to meaningfully contribute to the recovery efforts post-pandemic. Hear what they had to say below https://bit.ly/30xSim9
#UNGA Register & and hear from 👇🏽
· @NRaoMD @RockefellerFdn
· @dykki @PATHtweets
· @AnuragAgrawalMD @GHFutures2030
· Kalavathi GV @PhilipsBlore
· Nicole Spieker @PharmAccessOrg
. @nsanzimanasabin @RBCRwanda
. @damullingstweet @yet4uhc
#DevexEvent #UNGA75 DCCC @Trans4m_Health
📢 It's time to meet our Young City Champions!
These are young activists from across the globe who are championing healthy & thriving cities that work for all.
(1/2)
