International Solidarity
Solidarity
From a solidarity point of view, IF sees it as an obligation to look beyond borders. If we feel we are an international organisation, we also should expand our activities to the Southern Hemisphere.

In 1993, IF started its own projects in developing countries. Children with a disability are not a priority in the South. The same is true as far as developmental work is concerned. It is an ongoing process in which IF is trying to translate the latest knowledge of the North into realistic care for the South. Already now, some of the IF projects are developing research programmes which will benefit people with Spina Bifida and/or Hydrocephalus in the South as well as the North.
Publications
Second report on NTDs prevention
First report on NTDs prevention



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