Founded in Switzerland, Antenna is a reputable foundation dedicated to scientific research in order to find technological, health, and economic solutions to address the basic needs of marginalized populations in developing countries. With a strong focus on sustainable development, social justice, and autonomy, Antenna collaborates with a global network of scientists on research projects encompassing various fields such as nutrition, water and hygiene, agroecology, traditional medicine, and energy. Antenna's impactful work extends beyond research.

Through their microcredit program, the foundation supports and nurtures solutions and social enterprises operating in the field. Their unique approach involves three key cycles: research and development, rigorous field testing, and large-scale, affordable dissemination of solutions. Field-tested technologies developed by Antenna are designed to suit the local context, ensuring accessibility and affordability for the users.

Additionally, the foundation studies and supports traditional and locally produced medicines, raising the bar for scientific validity and economic viability. To promote the widespread use of their solutions, Antenna actively builds a resilient ecosystem that includes social enterprises, microfinance and microcredit services, as well as partnerships with corporations, international organizations, local NGOs, and government bodies. By collaborating with diverse stakeholders, Antenna strives to make their life-improving products more accessible and affordable for low-income communities.

For over 30 years, Antenna has been relentless in its mission to bridge the North-South divide, championing solutions that enhance the daily living conditions of the most disadvantaged individuals worldwide. With over 60 projects spanning more than 20 countries, Antenna continues to be an incubator for innovation and a force in creating positive change