Fondation Botnar is participating in Intelligent Health, the world's leading artificial intelligence in medicine summit.

Fondation Botnar funds the DayOne Accelerator Program, bringing together brilliant minds to solve the health challenges of young people.

From AI powered smart health assistants to data analytics to help mitigate violence against young people. The semi-finalists have been chosen. Find out which teams are through:

Our Chief Executive Officer, Dr Stefan Germann write about the new direction for Fondation Botnar and the importance of improving urban health for young people.

Fondation Botnar funds the Botnar Child Road Safety Challenge, a program that seeks to reduce road traffic deaths and accidents.

In June, we launched #thebotnarchallenge, an initiative aimed at fostering collaboration between young people in Europe and Tanzania to find innovative solutions to improve the health and wellbeing of young people in Tanzania.

Fondation Botnar contributes to a partnership run by UNICEF which aims to develop a scalable package of support measures for the vulnerable children.

In an interview with WIRED, French President Emmanuel Macron describes his plans to enhance the country's AI efforts—and differentiate them from those in the US.