Although high-impact actions to improve deceased organ donation rate are increasing knowledge and motivation of healthcare professionals, the awareness activities for organ donation addressed to the general population are necessary for the society.
Public mass-media campaigns require a high budget to obtain positive impact; the challenge is to identify actions with high-positive impact and low investment. The workplace has been recognized as an important and useful venue for health campaigns because of the access provided to a large and captive audience.
For this reason, companies are aware of the impact that their activity produce in the environment where they develop their activity. As a result, they carry out Corporate Responsability initiatives that involve their employees and foundations because this benefits both sides.
Corporate volunteering belongs to Corporate Responsability programs and gives the opportunity to the employees to participate in initiatives that they promote. DTI Foundation cooperates with many companies in order to carry out projects to raise awareness about the importance of having a healthy lifestyle and donation and trasplantation.
ODISSeA – Organ Donation Innovative Strategies for Southeast Asia is an Erasmus+ project funded by the European Commission under the program “Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education”. The main objective is to design and implement an academic postgraduate program on organ donation in 8 universities from Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines and Thailand (SeA countries) in accordance […]
The most recent project in where DTI Foundation together with the University of Barcelona are the main coordinators is the KeTLOD project; “Knowledge transfer and leadership in Organ Donation, from Europe to China” cofounded by European Commission under the program “Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education”. The main objective of KeTLOD project is to […]
The project ¨Training and social awareness for increasing organ donation in the European Union and neighbouring countries¨ (EUDONORGAN) is a service contract awarded by the European Commission from the European Union budget, on the initiative of the European Parliament. It aims to develop and implement two types of activities […]
