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The Centre Medical Dr. Gnipieven Tekombo


The Centre medical Dr. Gnipieven Tekombo, which was inaugurated in February 2023, provides ambulatory and/or stationary medical care for patients and sets up mobile surgeries for them in rural villages and takes all measures to provide health care to the people in the targeted area and is directly or indirectly linked to medical care in Cameroon. It is a project by Cameroonians for Cameroonians, nourished by the exchange and personal commitment of our European friends from the Universities of Basel and Geneva.

The Centre medical Dr. Gnipieven tekombo focuses on:

Universal Access to Healthcare

Every individual should have access to medical care regardless of their origin, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or political opinions.

Ambulatory and stationary treatment

Treatment is mainly provided on an ambulatory basis. More serious cases are treated stationary.

Sustainable Regional Development

The region is being developed sustainably through the provision of water and electricity for families. This means that children can still do their chores in the evening and the whole family benefits.

Focus on Vulnerable Groups

As one of the most vulnerable target groups, children and their mothers in particular are the main beneficiaries of our gynecological and pediatric healthcare services

Efficient hospital management through special software.

Software specially developed for our medical center enables more efficient hospital management and more targeted care for those seeking help

Knowledge transfer for sustainable development

A transfer of knowledge between Switzerland, Europe and Cameroon is established for the sustainable development of local conditions

Ensuring regular supply of medication

The Foundation will ensure a regular supply of medicines through collaboration, digital recording and monitoring of existing inventory

Salary above average and training opportunities for employees

In January 2024, our staff was composed of 15 people earning a salary above the average Cameroonian standard. In addition, they can benefit from training courses in Cameroon and abroad, which will lead to a significant reduction in the shortage of skilled workers

Partnerships for international knowledge exchange

Partnerships are being established with universities and clinics in Cameroon, Switzerland and Germany to ensure a flourishing exchange between scientists from both continents

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