VSF-Suisse and SOS DOCTEUR TV join forces to promote healthy eating
- Posted on 26/09/2022 12:28
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- By abelozih@sante-education.tg
Extract from the article: Promoting healthy eating is the main objective on which Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Suisse (VSF-Suisse) and SOS DOCTEUR TV intend to work over the next three months. On Monday 19 September, the non-governmental organisation and the TV health channel
Promoting healthy
eating is the main objective on which Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Suisse
(VSF-Suisse) and SOS DOCTEUR TV intend to work over the next three months. On
Monday 19 September, the non-governmental organisation and the TV health
channel signed a partnership agreement to encourage people to take a closer
look at what they eat, particularly the meat of small ruminants.
Since January 2020,
VSF-Suisse has been implementing its ‘Food security based on meat from
social entrepreneurship (SALVES)’ project in Togo. Through this project,
the organisation aims to improve the supply of better quality meat for
consumers, mainly in Lomé.
To achieve this objective,
it intends to rely on the 100% health channel SOS DOCTEUR TV. "We
identified SOS DOCTEUR TV over a year ago as a medium that helps to raise
public awareness of health issues. As part of our project, we approached
the medium to reach people with food safety messages as part of our SALVES
project", said Dr Hellow Geraud, Country Director of VSF-Switzerland.
"We would like to
congratulate the directors of Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Suisse, who for some
time have been developing a communication strategy aimed at the general public
to bring about a real change in behaviour in slaughterhouses.We are pleased to
support this initiative", said Dr Serge Michel
Kodom, Promoter of SOS DOCTEUR TV.
Vétérinaires Sans
Frontières Suisse (VSF-Suisse) is an international NGO based in Bern,
Switzerland, which has been working in Togo since 2002 in the fields of
livestock farming, animal health, environmental protection and the economic
development of vulnerable populations.
Source : VSF-Suisse