How organisations support HIFA2015

174  leading health and development organisations worldwide have declared their commitment towards the HIFA2015 goal: By 2015, every person worldwide will have access to an informed healthcare provider.

‘HIFA2015 achieves an extraordinary level of activity on minimal resources…’ HIFA2015 Evaluation Report, October 2011

A number of organisations also provide financial support (see below). We need to increase our funding in order to fully implement all components of our strategy and achieve the HIFA2015 goal. Every little helps. Please donate

Supporting Organisations

Supporting Organisations declare their commitment to the HIFA2015 goal. Their commitment is acknowledged on the HIFA2015 web site and in HIFA2015 publications such as the Annual Review. They are under no obligation to provide financial support.

Apply to be a HIFA2015 Supporting Organisation

List of HIFA2015 Supporting Organisations

“We support HIFA2015… We will achieve it if together we work hard to share experiences, to train medical librarians and convince the stakeholders about the importance of HIFA2015 and its impact in the field… WHO AFRO Library is really involved in this programme and will do anything it can to achieve our goal.”
Marie Paule Kabore, Librarian, WHO Regional Office for Africa, Brazzaville, Congo

Financial Supporting Organisations

A number of Supporting Organisations also make a financial contribution to HIFA2015.

Financial Supporting Organisations for 2013:

British Medical Association (main funder)
Anadach Group
BioMed Central
CABI
Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
Council of International Neonatal Nurses
European Association of Senior Hospital Physicians (AEMH)
European Federation of Salaried Doctors (FEMS)
Global Health Media Project
Global HELP
Haiti Nursing Foundation
Health Sciences Online
Instituto de Cooperación Social INTEGRARE
International Child Health Group (Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health)
International Confederation of Midwives
Joanna Briggs Institute
Medical Aid Films
Network for Information and Digital Access
NextGenU.org
Partnerships in Health Information
Physicians for Haiti
Public Library of Science
Royal College of Nursing
UnitedHealth Chronic Disease Initiative

Any contribution, no matter how small, is vital to sustain our work.

Non-profit organisations: If you are able to make a contribution, you may wish to use the following as a guide for an annual contribution:
- Organisation’s turnover up to £500k ($750k) – £50 ($75)
- Organisation’s turnover £500k – £2m ($750k – $3m) – £250 ($375)
- Organisation’s turnover £2m – £5m ($3 – $7.5m) – £500 ($750)
- Organisation’s turnover more than £5m ($7.5m) – £1,000 ($1,500)

Commercial organisations and private companies
- Organisation’s turnover up to £5m ($7.5m) – £500 ($750)
- Organisation’s turnover more than £5m ($7.5m) – £1,000 ($1,500).

Financial Supporting Organisations receive a number of benefits including:
- Acknowledgement on the HIFA2015 website including their logo on the HIFA2015 home page (by agreement);
- Acknowledgement in HIFA2015 publications and promotional materials such as the Annual Review;
- Publicity at all conferences worldwide attended by HIFA2015 personnel and HIFA2015 Country Representatives;
- Listing in the footer of ALL HIFA2015 Forum messages (over 2000 messages are distributed each year to more than 4000 health professionals, publishers, librarians, researchers and policymakers worldwide);
- Listing in the HIFA2015 Public Announcement of Financial Supporting Organisations annually each January.

Apply to be a HIFA2015 Supporting Organisation

Note: It is important that funding and fundraising issues do not influence and compromise our work as an independent, neutral, networking organisation committed to global health and the availability of relevant, reliable and unbiased information for healthcare providers and policymakers. We do not accept funding from organisations whose activities are, or may be perceived to be, in conflict with these principles. For further details, please refer to our Funding Policy.

Financial support 2006-2013

We are grateful to the following organisations which have provided financial support for HIFA2015 since the launch of the campaign in 2006:

• British Medical Association (main HIFA2015 funder: 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013)
• Anadach Group (HIFA2015 funder: 2012, 2013)
• BioMed Central (HIFA2015 funder: 2013)
• BMJ Publishing Group (launch of HIFA2015, Mombasa, October 2006)
• CABI (HIFA2015 funder: 2013)
• British Nursing Index (HIFA Nurses and Midwives Challenge 2009)
• Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (HIFA2015 funder: 2012, 2013)
• Commonwealth Nurses Federation (HIFA2015 funder: 2012)
• Council of International Neonatal Nurses (HIFA2015 funder: 2013)
• European Association of Senior Hospital Physicians (AEMH) (HIFA2015 funder: 2012)
• European Federation of Salaried Doctors (FEMS) (HIFA2015 funder: 2012)
• Global Health Media Project (HIFA2015 funder: 2012, 2013)
• Global HELP (HIFA2015 funder: 2013)
• Haiti Nursing Foundation (HIFA2015 funder: 2012, 2013)
• Health Sciences Online (HIFA2015 funder: 2012, 2013)
• Instituto de Cooperación Social INTEGRARE (HIFA2015 funder: 2013)
• International Child Health Group (CHILD2015 funder: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013)
• International Clinical Epidemiology Network (HIFA2015 funder: 2012)
• International Confederation of Midwives (HIFA2015 funder: 2013)
• Joanna Briggs Institute (HIFA2015 funder: 2011, 2012, 2013)
• The Lancet (HIFA2015 funder: 2008)
• London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (HIFA2015 funder: 2012)
• Medical Aid Films (HIFA2015 funder: 2013)
• The Mother and Child Health and Education Trust (HIFA2015 funder: 2012)
• Network for Information and Digital Access (HIFA2015 funder: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013)
• NextGenU.org (HIFA2015 funder: 2013)
• Partnerships in Health Information (HIFA2015 funder: 2008, 2012, 2013)
• Physicians for Haiti (HIFA2015 funder: 2013)
• Public Library of Science (HIFA2015 funder: 2011, 2012, 2013)
• Rockefeller Foundation (Funding of HIFA2015 External Evaluation, January to August 2011)
• Royal College of Midwives (HIFA Challenge funder: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)
• Royal College of Nursing (HIFA Challenge funder: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013)
• TRIP Database (HIFA2015 funder: 2010)
• Tropical Health and Education Trust (HIFA2015 funder: 2011)
• United Healthcare Chronic Disease Initiative (HIFA2015 funder: 2012, 2013)
• World Health Organization/ePORTUGUÊSe (HIFA-Portuguese funder: 2009, 2010)
• World Health Organization/EVIPNet (HIFA-EVIPNet-Français funder: 2010, 2011)

In-kind support

A number of organisations provide in-kind support to HIFA2015.