Cooperation
A notable feature of the Wemos approach is our cooperation with partners in the developing countries, as well as those in the Netherlands and elsewhere in Europe. These partners share our aims and vision.Partners in the developing countries
Organizations in the developing countries are important partners to Wemos. They actively lobby in their own countries, and draw attention to the problems that we are then able to tackle at the international level. They are also able to use information about our lobbying activities to support their own work. We regularly invite partners to join us at meetings and in conducting campaigns. The examples and testimony they provide can be incorporated in our information material and workshops. The organizations we work with are:- Acción Internacional por la Salud (AIS), Bolivia;
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Centre for Studies in Ethics and Rights (CSER), India;
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Development Organization of the Rural Poor (DORP), Bangladesh;
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Great Lakes University of Kisumu (GLUK), Kenya;
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Health NGOs Network (HENNET), Kenya;
- Latin American Network on Ethics and Medicines (RELEM), Latin America.
Dutch partners
When campaigning, Wemos seeks the participation and support of a coalition of development organizations and representative bodies of healthcare providers. In doing so, we attempt to create broad-based support for the lobby goals we wish to bring to the attention of the Dutch government. We also form part of various cooperative alliances. Read moreInternational partners and networks
Wemos is a member of several international networks and collaborates with like-minded organizations accross the world. Through the exchange of experiences and the adoption of a joint strategy, we are able to establish larger effects than on our own. Read moreLast update: January 6, 2011
