The programme is designed to ensure smooth and effective management of primary health care facilities (Basic Health Units or BHUs) for efficient delivery of all associated services.

Kisumu Medical and Education Trust (K-MET) provides post-abortion care through the Post Abortion Care Network, consisting of over 300 reproductive health providers (clinicians and nurses) in western Kenya.

The family planning program has been implemented through existing government hospitals since 1965. It was created in order to facilitate and put a high focus on the scale up of healthcare initiatives.

The International Network for Rational Use of Drugs (INRUD) was established to design, test, and disseminate effective strategies to improve the way drugs are prescribed, dispensed, and used, with a particular emphasis on resource poor countries.

With support from the Netherlands and the Lions Club (USA), Comprehensive and Appropriate Eye Care programs were established in 1999 by Eye Care Foundation Cambodia to improve eye health of people in five provinces.

The Health Policy Project builds and strengthens the capacity of government to design, negotiate, and manage hospital public-private partnerships (PPPs), and the capacity of local private sector organizations to partner with the government in the delivery of high-quality health services.

OK (formerly Sun Quality Health Network) in Nepal is managed by PSI/Nepal and is a family planning social franchise.

This pilot program offers cardiovascular disease screening to people who come into healthcare facilities for HIV prevention and treatment services.

The Mobile Medical Male Circumcision clinic is a modern, safe, and practical mobile surgical van that expands access to circumcision services to previously unreached areas of Uganda.

BOSI is adapted from the TISA Guatemala model, and works to improve health by expanding access to essential medicines in rural Mexican communities. The network is managed by Farmacias Similares but stores are owned and operated by community residents who receive training, financing and support.

SCORE program works with Ministry of Heath Rwanda at the District level as they implement the HIV-AIDs awareness as well as strengthening the underprivilage on how to over come the epidemic. They also look to improve family planning, maternal health as well as general primary health care.

IHSSP project is assisting the Rwanda MoH in widening its scope to the strengthening of information systems and human resources management in a decentralized structure. The project is working to support the government's efforts to extend quality public health services to the entire country.

Last Mile Health saves lives in the world’s most remote villages. LMH specializes in the development and management of professionalized Community Health Workers who bridge the gap between hospital and remote villages, bringing critical services to the doorsteps of people living in the last mile.

The SafeCare Foundation is designed for health care providers in resource-poor settings to assist them in step-wise quality improvement and the delivery of safer care to their patients.

This program involves the application of performance-based payment and voucher schemes to incentivize health care providers to provide better service and to facilitate poor and vulnerable groups in better accessing health services.

BlueStar Healthcare Network is a franchise of providers operated by Marie Stopes Uganda (MSU) to scale up coverage of high quality reproductive health services in order to reach the underserved in Uganda.

HEAL-TB project aims to strengthen Ethiopia’s ability to deliver TB services and implement the internationally recommended TB control strategy known as DOTS as well as to improve referral systems.

Ameya Life School Health provides subscription-based checkups for children in private school. These are paid through by parents through the school, with the high volume of students resulting in a low cost.

MeraDoctor lets people chat directly with a trained, licensed doctor through an Android app (like WhatsApp with a doctor). We are the #3 ranked medical app in India. Our patient base is growing 10% per week. Doctors are now joining the platform to earn extra money and build their reputation.

The project integrates modern technologies into new solutions to the challenge of optimizing humanitarian aid by involving citizens in feedback and introducing complaint mechanisms. Through sending a SMS to a short code number, a citizen in a remote area can indicate a shortage of supplies and a nee

Nayonika Eyeycare Charitable Trust works with the urban poor in different parts of Bangalore and provide them with eyehealth education and access to quality eyecare services. Covering about 75000 citizens, Nayonika provides free eye screening, cataract surgeries and eye care treatment.