Following nine months of failed drilling, we've constructed a 114 m³ reservoir in Laindatang, which is entirely powered by rainwater. Almost 300 villagers, predominantly children, now have access to clean water. The project kicked off in June and is now complete. Together, we can bring an end to the water crisis.
Fair Future partners with global organizations.
To enhance healthcare, education, and clean water access in vulnerable ultra-rural communities.
Extract: Fair Future collaborates with reputable organizations dedicated to health, education, and clean water initiatives. These global resources strengthen our efforts in ultra-rural communities by aiding life-saving measures and fostering sustainable change. Discover more about the essential partners driving humanitarian progress.
Fair Future’s work addresses health and wealth disparities in ultra-rural regions through community-based programs.
Fair Future’s work addresses health and wealth disparities in ultra-rural regions through community-based programs.
At Fair Future Foundation, we prioritize providing accurate and reliable information to support informed decision-making for both our initiatives and the communities we serve.
We carefully select external resources that align with our core values and programs, including global health projects, educational collaborations, clean water efforts, and social empowerment efforts. These trusted sources share our commitment to improving health outcomes, education standards, and opportunities for vulnerable populations in ultra-rural areas.
Here is a list of organizations and resources that we frequently consult. Each link provides additional insight into critical areas that impact our work, from combating infectious diseases to advancing sustainable development. These partners and platforms are essential to our work, and we invite you to learn more about their missions as they enhance and support our ongoing initiatives.
Alex Wettstein – Fair Future Foundation – Updated in January 2025
Trusted External Sources
Global Health & Infectious Disease Control
- World Health Organization (WHO): Sets global health standards and combats infectious diseases such as malaria, tuberculosis, and polio—diseases Fair Future focuses on in ultra-rural communities.
- The Global Fund: Fights HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria, supporting initiatives similar to Fair Future’s Zero Malaria program.
- Malaria No More: Works toward global malaria elimination through prevention and advocacy, much like Fair Future’s Zero Malaria initiative.
- PATH: Develops innovative solutions for malaria and other diseases, aligning with Fair Future’s grassroots healthcare approach.
- Roll Back Malaria (RBM) Partnership: Coordinates global efforts to combat malaria through prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, similar to Fair Future’s work in East Sumba.
- The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI): Improves access to diagnostics and treatments for infectious diseases, complementing Fair Future’s healthcare programs.
- Doctors Without Borders (MSF): Provides emergency medical aid in crisis zones and remote locations, sharing Fair Future’s commitment to reaching underserved communities.
- Partners In Health: Delivers healthcare to underserved areas, emphasizing infectious disease prevention and primary healthcare access, like Fair Future.
- Last Mile Health: Trains local health workers to bring medical care to remote regions, much like Fair Future’s Kawan Sehat program.
- OneWorld Health: Develops sustainable healthcare solutions for underserved populations, focusing on primary care and disease prevention.
- Living Goods: Empowers community health workers to deliver medical care using mobile technologies, similar to Fair Future’s community-based healthcare.
- VillageReach: Strengthens healthcare delivery in rural areas, mirroring Fair Future’s Kawan Sehat initiative.
- Project HOPE: Trains local health workers and delivers essential medical care, echoing Fair Future’s community health focus.
- BRAC: Supports community health agents in rural areas, much like Fair Future’s Kawan Sehat program.
Clean Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
- WaterAid: Provides clean water, sanitation, and hygiene solutions in vulnerable communities, aligning with Fair Future’s Water Connections program.
- Lifewater International: Develops sustainable water and sanitation solutions for rural communities, similar to Fair Future’s efforts in drought-affected areas.
- Charity: Water: Funds clean water projects in developing countries, sharing Fair Future’s commitment to ensuring access to safe drinking water.
- UNICEF – WASH Program: Works globally to improve access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, with a focus on children’s health.
- Global Water Challenge (GWC): A coalition of partners accelerating solutions for clean water access, similar to Fair Future’s multi-sector collaborations.
- Sanitation and Water for All (SWA): A UN-hosted partnership advocating for universal access to safe water and sanitation.
- International Water Association (IWA): Promotes sustainable water resource management and sanitation systems worldwide.
- Aguayuda: Focuses on sustainable water solutions for Latin America and Africa, similar to Fair Future’s approach in Indonesia.
- Blue Planet Network: Connects and funds clean water projects worldwide, emphasizing community-driven solutions.
- The Water Project: Provides clean water infrastructure, including wells and rainwater harvesting, in sub-Saharan Africa.
- World Vision – WASH Program: Implements large-scale WASH programs to provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene education.
- Safe Water Network: Creates decentralized water solutions in communities lacking access to safe drinking water.
- Pure Water for the World: Works in Central America and Haiti to provide safe water, hygiene education, and sanitation facilities.
- Hope Spring Water: Focuses on building wells and boreholes in water-scarce communities.
- World Health Organization (WHO) – WASH: Provides global guidelines on safe drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene to prevent disease outbreaks.
- Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation – Water, Sanitation & Hygiene: Supports innovative sanitation technologies and hygiene solutions in low-income communities.
- International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) – WASH: Provides emergency water and sanitation relief in disaster-stricken and underserved areas.
- IRC WASH: Strengthens WASH systems worldwide to ensure long-term access to clean water and sanitation.
- Global Handwashing Partnership: Promotes hygiene awareness campaigns, especially in vulnerable communities, much like Fair Future’s health education efforts.
- Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA): A network dedicated to sustainable sanitation solutions, sharing Fair Future’s approach to eco-friendly hygiene systems.
- Splash: Focuses on providing clean water and sanitation in schools and urban areas of developing countries.
- Toilet Board Coalition: Supports sustainable sanitation businesses to improve hygiene and public health in underserved regions.
- Wash’Em: Develops behavioral approaches to handwashing and hygiene education for communities in need.
Healthy Nutrition & Food Security
- Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): Leads global efforts to end hunger, improve nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture—key elements in Fair Future’s fight against malnutrition in ultra-rural areas.
- World Food Programme (WFP): Provides emergency food aid and nutrition programs, complementing Fair Future’s work in food security for vulnerable communities.
- Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN): Works to improve nutrition worldwide, focusing on sustainable food systems, similar to Fair Future’s education on healthy diets.
- Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN): Unites governments, organizations, and communities to combat malnutrition and promote healthier diets.
- Action Against Hunger: Addresses malnutrition through food security programs and clean water initiatives, aligning with Fair Future’s holistic approach.
- The Zero Hunger Challenge: Advocates for sustainable food production and universal access to nutritious diets, echoing Fair Future’s focus on community resilience.
- World Resources Institute (WRI) – Food Program: Works on sustainable food production and reducing food waste to ensure global food security.
- EAT Foundation: Connects science, policy, and business to transform food systems for a healthier planet.
- The Food Trust: Improves access to nutritious foods and educates communities about healthy eating, similar to Fair Future’s outreach on child nutrition.
- Slow Food International: Promotes healthy, sustainable, and local food choices, resonating with Fair Future’s advocacy for community-based nutrition.
- The Global Nutrition Report: Tracks global progress on nutrition and highlights areas of urgent action, relevant to Fair Future’s work in combating malnutrition in Indonesia.
Community-Based & Emergency Medical Care
- Doctors Without Borders (MSF): Provides emergency medical aid in crisis zones and remote locations, mirroring Fair Future’s commitment to healthcare access in ultra-rural areas.
- Partners In Health: Delivers high-quality healthcare to underserved populations, emphasizing primary medical care and disease prevention, like Fair Future.
- Last Mile Health: Trains and supports community health workers to bring essential medical care to remote populations, similar to Fair Future’s Kawan Sehat program.
- VillageReach: Strengthens healthcare systems in rural areas by improving medical supply chains and training health workers, aligning with Fair Future’s PMC program.
- Living Goods: Uses a network of trained community health workers to provide primary healthcare, maternal health support, and disease prevention education, much like Fair Future.
- Project HOPE: Trains medical professionals and deploys healthcare teams to provide essential care in underserved areas, similar to Fair Future’s fieldwork.
- Mercy Corps: Improves access to healthcare by supporting local health initiatives and medical infrastructure in vulnerable communities.
- Health in Harmony: Works in remote communities to integrate healthcare and environmental conservation, much like Fair Future’s holistic health approach.
- International Medical Corps: Provides emergency healthcare and medical training in crisis-affected areas, supporting long-term health resilience.
- OneWorld Health: Develops self-sustaining healthcare systems in regions with limited medical infrastructure, focusing on community-based primary care.
- Medic Mobile: Equips community health workers with mobile tools to track patients, monitor health trends, and coordinate medical care in remote areas.
- International Rescue Committee (IRC) – Health Programs: Provides healthcare services, nutrition support, and disease prevention programs in crisis situations.
- Direct Relief: Delivers medical supplies, vaccines, and emergency response support to underserved regions.
- MAP International: Provides essential medicines and healthcare programs for vulnerable populations worldwide.
- BRAC – Health Program: Trains community health workers to provide essential medical care and disease prevention in ultra-rural regions.
- Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance: Supports vaccination efforts in low-income countries, ensuring access to immunization against preventable diseases.
- PATH: Develops and implements community-driven healthcare solutions, particularly for infectious disease control.
- World Vision – Health & Nutrition: Implements healthcare programs focusing on maternal and child health, vaccinations, and disease prevention.
- American Refugee Committee (Alight): Provides healthcare and humanitarian aid to displaced populations and underserved communities.
- Relief International: Supports fragile healthcare systems with emergency medical care and long-term health initiatives.
- Operation Smile: Provides free surgical care to children with cleft conditions, improving access to specialized medical services.
- Smile Train: Supports cleft surgery programs in low-income countries, ensuring access to life-changing medical interventions.
- Water Mission – Safe Water for Healthcare Facilities: Ensures healthcare facilities in rural areas have clean water and sanitation, essential for medical care quality.
- World Health Organization (WHO) – Emergency Medical Teams: Coordinates international medical responses to disasters and crises.
- Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies – Health Services: Provides emergency medical response, first aid training, and public health programs worldwide.
- International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) – Community Health: Empowers local health volunteers to provide first aid, health education, and disease prevention.
Education & Child Development
- Global Partnership for Education (GPE): Ensures that every child has access to quality learning, aligning with Fair Future’s school-building and teacher training initiatives.
- UNICEF – Education Program: Works to provide quality education for every child, with a strong focus on marginalised communities, like those supported by Fair Future.
- Save the Children: Advocates for children’s education, protection, and health, similar to Fair Future’s mission to empower young lives.
- Room to Read: Focuses on literacy and girls' education, aligning with Fair Future’s work in rural education and gender equality.
- Teach For All: Develops teachers and educational resources in underserved areas, mirroring Fair Future’s teacher training programs.
- Plan International – Education & Girls’ Rights: Supports children’s education and gender equality, ensuring girls can access and complete their schooling.
- Education Cannot Wait (ECW): A global fund providing education in crisis and emergency settings relevant to Fair Future’s work in vulnerable regions.
- Right to Education Initiative: Advocates for the universal right to education, emphasizing access for marginalized children.
- Children International: Provides educational support, scholarships, and skills training for children in poverty-stricken communities.
- Ashoka – Changemakers in Education: Empowers educators and young leaders to drive social change in their communities.
- Educate!: Focuses on skills-based learning for youth in Africa, similar to Fair Future’s emphasis on education as a tool for empowerment.
- The Luminos Fund: Provides accelerated learning programs for children who have been left out of formal education systems.
- World Literacy Foundation: Works to end illiteracy and improve reading skills among disadvantaged children.
- The Education Trust: Advocates for equal access to high-quality education for all children, particularly in underserved communities.
- The Malala Fund: Advocates for girls' education and supports initiatives ensuring that all girls can complete 12 years of schooling.
- Pratham: One of India’s largest educational NGOs, providing literacy and numeracy programs for underprivileged children.
- Bridge International Academies: Runs low-cost private schools for children in developing countries, ensuring quality education.
- Barefoot College: Provides education and vocational training for rural communities, with a special focus on empowering women.
- ChildFund International: Focuses on early childhood education, child protection, and school development programs.
- The LEGO Foundation: Supports play-based learning initiatives to foster creativity and problem-solving in children.
- Children’s Defense Fund (CDF): Advocates for children's rights, including access to quality education and healthcare.
- Scholars of Sustenance (SOS): Provides food security and school meals to ensure children can focus on learning without hunger.
- Global Campaign for Education (GCE): A civil society movement advocating for quality, inclusive education worldwide.
- Teach For America: Develops future educators and leaders to improve education equity, similar to Fair Future’s teacher development programs.
- Khan Academy: Offers free, high-quality online education for students worldwide, complementing Fair Future’s efforts in remote learning access.
- Global Fund for Children: Supports grassroots organizations that provide education and child protection in marginalized communities.
Women’s Protection & Gender-Based Violence Prevention
- UN Women: Advocates for gender equality, women’s rights, and protection from violence, aligning with Fair Future’s women’s empowerment initiatives.
- World Health Organization – Violence Against Women: Provides research and policy guidance to combat gender-based violence, supporting Fair Future’s work in protecting women and girls.
- United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA): Focuses on reproductive health and rights, working to end child marriage, gender-based violence, and ensure access to maternal healthcare.
- Equality Now: Works internationally to end sexual violence, human trafficking, and discrimination against women through legal advocacy.
- International Rescue Committee (IRC) – Women’s Protection and Empowerment: Provides emergency support and long-term programs to protect women in crisis-affected regions.
- Girls Not Brides: A global partnership working to end child marriage and empower girls, similar to Fair Future’s initiatives in ultra-rural areas.
- Plan International – Because I Am a Girl: Promotes girls’ rights and education to break cycles of poverty and violence.
- Women for Women International: Supports women in post-conflict regions with education, skills training, and rights advocacy.
- Vital Voices: Empowers women leaders and activists fighting gender-based violence and inequality.
- The Global Fund for Women: Provides funding to grassroots organizations working for women’s rights and safety worldwide.
- Women’s Refugee Commission: Advocates for displaced women and girls, ensuring protection from violence and access to healthcare.
- Refuge: Provides support services for domestic violence survivors, helping women escape abuse and rebuild their lives.
- Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN): The largest anti-sexual violence organization, providing crisis support and prevention programs.
- MenEngage Alliance: Engages men and boys in promoting gender equality and preventing violence against women.
Women's Empowerment & Gender Equality
- UN Women: Leads global efforts for gender equality, advocating for women’s rights in healthcare, education, and leadership—aligning with Fair Future’s women’s empowerment initiatives.
- United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA): Focuses on reproductive health, gender-based violence prevention, and access to maternal care, supporting Fair Future’s work in rural healthcare.
- Equality Now: Works internationally to end sexual violence, human trafficking, and discrimination against women through legal advocacy.
- Girls Not Brides: A global movement to end child marriage and empower young girls, similar to Fair Future’s efforts in gender equality and education.
- Plan International – Because I Am a Girl: Promotes girls' education and rights to break cycles of poverty and violence, much like Fair Future’s community empowerment programs.
- Women for Women International: Supports women in post-conflict regions with education, skills training, and rights advocacy.
- Vital Voices: Empowers women leaders and activists fighting gender-based violence and inequality.
- Global Fund for Women: Provides funding to grassroots organizations advancing women’s rights and safety worldwide.
- International Rescue Committee (IRC) – Women’s Protection and Empowerment: Provides emergency support and long-term programs to protect women in crisis-affected regions.
- Women’s Refugee Commission: Advocates for displaced women and girls, ensuring protection from violence and access to healthcare.
- The Malala Fund: Champions girls' education globally, fighting for equal access to schooling, which aligns with Fair Future’s commitment to education.
- World Bank – Gender Equality: Promotes economic inclusion and empowerment of women through education, financial resources, and policy changes.
- The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation – Gender Equality: Invests in programs that advance women’s economic empowerment and access to health services.
- HeForShe: A movement engaging men in the fight for gender equality and against violence toward women.
- MenEngage Alliance: Works with men and boys to promote gender equality and prevent violence against women.
- Refuge: Provides support services for domestic violence survivors, helping women escape abuse and rebuild their lives.
- Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN): The largest anti-sexual violence organization, providing crisis support and prevention programs.
- End Violence Against Women Coalition: Advocates for policy changes and legal action to prevent violence against women.
- The White Ribbon Campaign: Engages men in efforts to end violence against women through education and advocacy.
- ActionAid – Women’s Rights: Works globally to support women’s economic empowerment and protection from gender-based violence.
- Women Deliver: Focuses on maternal health and gender equality, similar to Fair Future’s work in rural healthcare for women and children.
- She’s the First: Supports girls’ education and leadership development, ensuring young women have equal opportunities.
- Global Grassroots: Provides women with the resources and training to launch social change initiatives in their communities.
- Kiva – Women’s Economic Empowerment: Provides microloans to women entrepreneurs in developing countries, helping them achieve financial independence.
- Women Win: Uses sports and leadership programs to empower young women and promote gender equality.
- International Center for Research on Women (ICRW): Conducts research and advocates for policy changes to improve women’s lives worldwide.
- Grameen Foundation – Women's Empowerment: Provides financial and entrepreneurial resources to empower women in poverty-stricken regions.
- The Hunger Project – Women’s Empowerment: Supports women’s leadership in ending hunger and poverty through community-driven initiatives.
- The No More Foundation: Raises awareness and takes action against domestic violence and sexual assault.
Renewable Energy & Sustainable Development
- SolarBuddy: Provides solar lights to off-grid communities, improving education, safety, and health, as seen in Fair Future’s initiatives.
- Lighting Global: Supports solar lighting solutions in remote areas, much like Fair Future’s sustainable energy projects.
- The Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves: Promotes clean cooking and energy solutions to reduce health risks and environmental impact.
- Energy 4 Impact: Works to expand energy access in rural areas, supporting solar lighting donations to underserved communities.
- Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP): Supports clean energy initiatives and sustainable economic growth in developing countries.
- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) – Sustainable Energy: Advances energy access and sustainability for economic development in rural communities.
- Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL): Accelerates universal energy access and promotes renewable energy solutions worldwide.
- World Resources Institute (WRI) – Energy Program: Develops sustainable energy strategies for low-income and off-grid communities.
- International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA): Promotes global transition to renewable energy sources and clean energy innovation.
- The Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy: Recognizes and supports innovative clean energy projects in developing regions.
- The Green Climate Fund: Provides financial resources to support climate resilience and renewable energy initiatives.
- Global Environment Facility (GEF): Funds sustainable energy, conservation, and environmental protection projects worldwide.
- Practical Action – Energy: Focuses on renewable energy solutions for poverty alleviation, similar to Fair Future’s sustainable infrastructure approach.
- Barefoot College: Trains women in rural communities to become solar engineers, promoting clean energy and women’s empowerment.
- SunFunder: Finances solar energy projects in off-grid communities to provide sustainable electricity access.
- We Care Solar: Provides solar-powered medical equipment for clinics in underserved areas, ensuring uninterrupted healthcare services.
- The Climate Group – RE100: Encourages businesses and organizations to commit to 100% renewable energy.
- The Carbon Trust: Helps organizations reduce carbon emissions and implement sustainable energy solutions.
- Global Footprint Network: Develops sustainability tools and tracks ecological footprints to promote responsible resource use.
- International Energy Agency (IEA) – Renewable Energy: Researches and promotes clean energy transitions worldwide.
- The Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI): Conducts research on sustainable development, energy efficiency, and climate resilience.
- The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – Clean Energy: Guides global energy sustainability policies and initiatives, in line with Fair Future’s mission.
- The Global Solar Council: Advocates for solar energy adoption worldwide and clean energy accessibility.
- The Solar Foundation: Supports solar workforce development and clean energy job creation.
- The International Solar Alliance (ISA): A coalition of countries promoting the use of solar energy for sustainable development.
- The Clean Energy Council: Develops renewable energy policies and promotes sustainable practices in the energy sector.
- The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC): Advocates for wind power adoption and supports clean energy transitions.
- WWF – Climate & Energy: Works on reducing carbon footprints and supporting renewable energy solutions.
- Friends of the Earth – Energy & Climate: Campaigns for clean energy policies and environmental sustainability.
- The Rainforest Alliance – Sustainable Agriculture & Energy: Promotes sustainable agriculture and renewable energy projects to protect natural ecosystems.
- ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability: Helps cities and communities implement sustainable energy and environmental policies.
- EKOenergy: A global network promoting certified renewable energy sources for businesses and organizations.
- Good Solar: Provides solar power to underserved communities and supports energy justice initiatives.
Humanitarian & Development Organizations
- Rotary International: Works with Fair Future to provide clean water, healthcare, and education to underserved communities through sustainable projects.
- International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC): The world’s largest humanitarian network, providing emergency medical aid, disaster relief, and development programs.
- Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) – Doctors Without Borders: Delivers medical care in conflict zones, natural disasters, and remote communities, sharing Fair Future’s commitment to reaching underserved populations.
- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP): Supports sustainable development, poverty reduction, and emergency relief programs worldwide.
- Oxfam: Fights poverty, hunger, and inequality through humanitarian aid and long-term development projects.
- CARE International: Focuses on fighting poverty and improving health, education, and gender equality, particularly in rural communities.
- Mercy Corps: Implements programs to improve healthcare, economic development, and crisis response in vulnerable regions.
- World Food Programme (WFP): Provides food assistance and nutrition programs to combat hunger and malnutrition.
- Save the Children: Protects and supports children through healthcare, education, and humanitarian aid.
- World Vision: Focuses on child well-being, clean water access, disaster relief, and community development.
- Action Against Hunger: Addresses hunger and malnutrition through food security, healthcare, and clean water initiatives.
- The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Guides global action on poverty reduction, health, education, and environmental protection, aligning with Fair Future’s mission.
- The World Bank – Human Development: Supports projects in health, education, and social protection to improve living conditions in developing countries.
- The International Rescue Committee (IRC): Provides emergency aid, healthcare, and long-term development programs for refugees and conflict-affected communities.
- Relief International: Supports fragile healthcare systems and provides emergency relief in conflict and disaster zones.
- GlobalGiving: A crowdfunding platform connecting donors with grassroots projects worldwide, including healthcare, water access, and education initiatives.
- BRAC: Empowers communities through education, healthcare, and microfinance programs.
- Alight (formerly American Refugee Committee): Supports refugees and vulnerable populations with healthcare and social development programs.
- The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI): Improves access to healthcare, diagnostics, and treatments for infectious diseases.
- Project HOPE: Trains local health workers and provides medical aid in underserved regions.
- Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance: Ensures access to vaccines for children in low-income countries.
- PATH: Develops innovative healthcare solutions for infectious disease prevention and treatment.
- OneWorld Health: Establishes self-sustaining healthcare clinics in underserved areas.
- WaterAid: Works to improve clean water access and sanitation, like Fair Future’s Water Connections program.
- Charity: Water: Provides funding and infrastructure for clean water projects in developing countries.
- The Global Fund: Fights HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria, aligning with Fair Future’s Zero Malaria initiative.
- Malaria No More: Raises awareness and funds malaria prevention programs.
- Energy 4 Impact: Expands energy access in rural areas, similar to Fair Future’s SolarBuddy lamp distribution.
- SolarBuddy: Provides solar lights to off-grid communities, improving education and safety.
- The Hunger Project: Works to end hunger through community-led development and food security initiatives.
- Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): Supports sustainable agriculture, food security, and nutrition programs.
- The No More Foundation: Advocates for the elimination of domestic violence and sexual assault.
- Women’s Refugee Commission: Protects the rights of displaced women and girls.
- The Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves: Promotes sustainable energy solutions to improve health and the environment.
- The International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA): Engages young medical professionals in global health initiatives.
- The World Health Organization (WHO) – Humanitarian Health: Coordinates emergency health responses in crisis situations.
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