Center for Health Market Innovations (CHMI)

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A key goal of the Center for Health Market Innovations is to foster linkages among its stakeholders, including linkages between programs and potential funders. This database offers information about funders that provide grants or investments to organizations, programs, and enterprises working to improve health care for the poor in the developing world. This list is intended to provide a broad overview of potential funders of health market innovations.

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SONG Investment Company SONG Investment Management Company and SONG Investment Company are firms based out of Mauritius, funded and owned by the Soros Economic Development Fund, Omidyar Network and Google. SONG Investment...

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The funder database is not exhaustive and it does not guarantee that funding is available at this time. Also note that a number of funders included in this database do not accept unsolicited proposals. Please refer to individual websites for more information about each institution and its funding priorities and/or requirements. This database will continue to evolve in breadth, depth, as well as function.

Note that the figures and proportions of graphs reflect the number of funders currently in the database, rather than percentages of overall funds available.

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The Center for Health Market Innovations (CHMI) promotes programs, policies and practices that make quality health care delivered by private organizations affordable and accessible to the world’s poor. Operated through a global network of partners since 2010, CHMI is managed by the Results for Development Institute. CHMI is funded by the Department for International Development (DFID), the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and the Rockefeller Foundation.

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