Let’s face the health challenges together
in Africa !
Who are we?
An association for health risks' prevention
Santé En Entreprise (SEE), founded in January 2011, is an association specialized in promoting health and well-being in the workplace.
Our main mission is to support our partners (companies, communities, insurance companies, and mutual funds) in their preventative health actions.
Our main mission is to support our partners (companies, communities, insurance companies, and mutual funds) in their preventative health actions.
Key Figures
The health challenges to be overcome in Africa
HIV / AIDS, viral Hepatitis B and C, tuberculosis, malaria, diabetes and hypertension are diseases considered “avoidable” through prevention, which threaten the working populations' health (complications, disability, death).
In Africa, these diseases are responsible for more than 50% of absenteeism in companies. They lead to an increase in curative expenditure (increase in the health budget), reduce productivity (5 to 10%) and can potentially disrupt the functioning of supply chains.
In Africa, these diseases are responsible for more than 50% of absenteeism in companies. They lead to an increase in curative expenditure (increase in the health budget), reduce productivity (5 to 10%) and can potentially disrupt the functioning of supply chains.

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Deaths / year - HIV / AIDS

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Deaths / year - Tuberculosis

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Deaths / year - Malaria

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Deaths / year - Diabetes

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Deaths / year - Hypertension
SEE International
Our actions and solutions

A commitment platform to bring companies together around innovation projects.

Concrete actions with a strong impact on the ground to fight against major endemics.

Digitalized solutions and groundbreaking projects to reinforce local health ecosystems.

E-learning platform designed for health-care providers
and managers.
SEE International
Our areas of intervention
As part of a multi-disease screening approach, SEE is working in Africa to raise awareness among employees, their families and surrounding communities