Fondation latine des voies aériennes (F.L.A.V.A.) funds projects that improve airway management, with a strong emphasis on difficult intubation, bronchoscopy, and related anesthesiology training. Its support appears to be aimed at research, teaching, simulation, and the development of practical tools or guidelines that help clinicians manage airways more safely and effectively. The foundation is rooted in Swiss Latin regions and is closely tied to academic and hospital-based anesthesiology leadership.
Project-based support through an invitation/contact process rather than a broad open grant cycle; likely modest-to-moderate support for targeted research or teaching initiatives, with funding tied to airway-management relevance and regional fit in Swiss Latin areas.
Applicants should contact the foundation directly with a clearly defined airway-management project focused on research, teaching, simulation, or guideline/tool development. Proposals should be relevant to difficult airway care and ideally connected to Switzerland, especially Suisse romande or other Swiss Latin regions.
Current and upcoming funding from Fondation latine des voies aériennes (F.L.A.V.A.) that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects must be linked to difficult intubation and aimed at improving the management of patients' airways. The foundation considers research and teaching projects.
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