All PSFCI operations are based on a detailed assessment in order to investigate, as accurately as possible, the needs for drugs, human resources, facilities, training and logistics. This will mean efficient assistance for as many people as possible, who have no access to health care.
Each program is being discussed and agreed upon by all the partners and pre-studied by the Pharmaceutical Department of the association. They ensure that the WHO’s guideline for drug donations and existing national pharmaceutical policy are followed and the impact of the action to be taken on the different elements of development of the country.
For PSFCI, helping means “assisting, giving support, collaborating and going with”. It does not simply mean giving. It means examining the obstacle that is limiting the access of populations to drugs and looking with the local health workers at how to overcome it.
An assessment operation taking into account all possible parameters is the keystone of a project’s success. That is why the assessment operations are conducted by people with extensive experience in humanitarian work: experienced pharmacist and administrator/logistician, able to examine the scope of a PSFCI action in a given area.
In compliance with the French data protection act in the law of 6 January 1978, you have the right to access and correct information about yourself. You can exercise this right by writing to PSFCI.