Established in 2008, Population Services International (PSI) – Europe is a locally registered non-governmental organization based in Amsterdam.
PSI-Europe’s mission is to mobilize support and funding for the PSI network through shaping policies and priorities of European donors and stakeholders. By doing this, PSI-Europe offers organizations, companies, and governments in Europe the opportunity to reimagine healthcare to meet the actual health needs of people in developing countries.
We’re a member of the PSI network and serve as an advocacy and resource mobilization hub for more than 50 countries throughout Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Stichting PSI-Europe
Herengracht 124-128
1015 BT Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Phone: +31-20-240-2982
Contact: [email protected]
Established in 2008, PSI Europe aims to contribute to achieving universal health coverage by advocating and mobilizing resources for innovative and sustainable solutions to the world’s toughest health issues. PSI-Europe actively engages with European stakeholders and donors to shape policies and funding for priority and under-resourced topics that contributes to a world in which no one is left behind. By tapping into the expertise of 8,000 local staff in more than 50 countries around the world, we are able to influence impact-driven decisions.
PSI-Europe serves as the technical hub for Menstrual Health & Hygiene, supporting PSI and network members on integrating MHH programming into other existing programs. PSI-Europe also uses this expertise to advocate for the importance of and funding for MHH programming. Through this project, PSI-Europe produces technical materials for the community of practice, convenes partners and funders, and develops program strategies and project proposals for MHH.
All people have the right to make decision over their own bodies and have the right to access the information and services they need to be able to make those decisions. PSI-Europe leads PSI’s strategy, thinking, and capacity to deliver on rights-based programming. PSI-Europe promotes a user-centered methodology to engage users more deeply in the design of the care they can receive and to design for the needs of both rights bearers and duty holders in SRHR.
As a European entity staffed by a European team, PSI-Europe promotes the PSI network among European partners and funders, and advocates for priority programming such as Menstrual Health & Hygiene and consumer-powered programs.
In one year, 1 in 2 women with cervical cancer will die from the disease – with the majority of deaths occurring in low and middle-income countries. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Strong disease surveillance systems are essential to detect and respond to infectious disease outbreaks with the urgency of now. Since 2019 and with funding from the Australian Indo-Pacific Center for Health Security and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, PSI has worked alongside Ministries of Health in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam to strengthen disease surveillance and response.
Women across Somaliland often face difficult pregnancies. Early marriage, high fertility rates, low levels of contraceptive use, widespread female circumcision, and a lack of emergency health services in many parts in the country stack the odds against a healthy, planned pregnancy.
We look to our Board of Director’s diversity and depth of wisdom to help shape our journey forward. PSI’s board voted to add five new members in 2023, fillings seats opened by members who completed their terms.
Climate shocks, inequity, and injustice will disproportionately worsen the lives of PSI’s health consumers across our world. That’s why PSI committed to reducing our carbon footprint by 30 percent no later than 2030.
As COVID-19 spread globally, so did misinformation about countering the pandemic. In response, Population Services International partnered with Meta to inspire 160 million people to choose COVID preventative behaviors and promote COVID-19 vaccine uptake.
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