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Winners of the Impulsa Talentum Third Sector Talent Award

Recognized with the Premi Talent in the Third Sector category awarded by the Fundació Impulsa Talenteum.

Last Tuesday, December 20, we collected the Talent Award in the Third Sector category, awarded by the Fundació Impulsa Talenteum for our contribution to supporting innovative projects in the maternal and child health field.

The “Talent Awards”, promoted by the Fundació Impulsa Talentum XXI, have the support of the Diputació de Barcelona and the Chamber of Barcelona, recognising and supporting those people, entities and initiatives that generate wealth and social impact. The awards have recognised i4KIDS as a tool for transformation in pediatric health, to seek to reduce the existing gap through the promotion of innovation in 👶 paediatrics and 🤰 maternal health, train innovative players, connect and inspire critical players, and create a European pediatric innovative ecosystem.

For the past eight years, the “Premis Talent” has recognized innovative projects in 30 different categories, ranging from culture to technology, including commerce, tourism, the environment and solidarity, among many others.

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