Our Partners

The Interreg France–Switzerland programme is a cross-border cooperation programme (2021–2027) covering an area that includes five French departments and seven Swiss cantons, supporting joint projects for the benefit of the territory.

Geneva University Hospitals (HUG), a leading university hospital institution nationally and internationally, bring together eight public hospitals and two clinics, and carry out missions in patient care, teaching, and research for the benefit of the population in Geneva and beyond

The University of Geneva (UNIGE) is a public university founded in 1559, structured around 9 faculties and interfaculty centers, recognized for its interdisciplinarity and its strong ties to the Geneva and international ecosystem.

Geneva’s 144 Emergency Call Center provides medical dispatch and follow-up for health emergency requests and organizes the prehospital emergency response at cantonal level, 24/7.

Besançon University Hospital is a university hospital delivering the three core missions of care, teaching, and research, serving both the population and health innovation

The School of Engineering and Management Vaud (HEIG-VD), based in Yverdon-les-Bains and a member of HES-SO, combines education and research to turn knowledge into solutions and services at the interface of engineering and management.

The HES-SO University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland brings together 28 higher education institutions across seven cantons and provides practice-oriented tertiary education, supported by applied research.

The Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV) is a university hospital in Lausanne and one of Switzerland’s five university hospitals, playing a major role in clinical care, medical research, and professional training in partnership with the University of Lausanne

The University of Neuchâtel is a public, human-scale university structured into four faculties, hosting around 4,200 students and developing education and research within the Jura Arc.

HNFC is a public hospital created through the merger of the hospitals of Belfort and Montbéliard; its main site has been located in Trévenans since 2017, serving the Nord Franche-Comté territory.

The Regional Health Agency Bourgogne–Franche-Comté is a public body responsible for steering the regional health system—from prevention to care and medico-social support—also covering health surveillance and health security.

CHU Dijon Bourgogne is a leading university hospital institution in Burgundy / Haute-Marne, combining healthcare delivery, health research, and the training of professionals.

France’s Health Insurance (the “Maladie” branch of the general scheme), led by the national fund (Cnam) and its territorial network (notably CPAM), is a central pillar in the organization and management of health insurance.

SAMsolutions is a software development company (web and mobile) founded in 2010, providing the design of tailored business solutions and applications.

Techwan SA is a Swiss software provider focused on public safety and incident/crisis management solutions, associated with the Everbridge ecosystem around the SAGA product suite.

The Bourgogne–Franche-Comté Regional Council is the deliberative assembly of the Region, a local authority with responsibilities across many policy areas (spatial planning, development, transport, training, etc.).

The Canton of Vaud, one of the cantons of the Swiss Confederation, relies on a cantonal government (Conseil d’État / Council of State) to lead public action and cantonal policies.

The Republic and Canton of Geneva is a cantonal public authority with its own institutions and services, responsible for public action and the delivery of official services at cantonal level.

The Republic and Canton of Neuchâtel is a Swiss canton whose Council of State (Conseil d’État) forms the government (executive authority) and leads cantonal public action.

The Swiss Confederation is a federal state: public powers and responsibilities are shared between the Confederation, the cantons, and the municipalities, in line with the principle of subsidiarity.