SKY, “Sokapheap Krousat Yeugn,” is an innovative micro-health insurance program for the rural poor in Cambodia. SKY seeks to improve the health of Cambodians by providing affordable and accessible Social Health Insurance and quality care.

Hapinoy, a network of small stores, which are owned and run by microfinancing borrowers, expanded the scope of products offered to include affordable, non-prescription, over-the-counter medicines.

100% Jeune is a not-for-profit program that uses media and interpersonal communications to promote the reduction of risk-taking behavior among youth.

ASHWINI is a Charitable Organisation providing comprehensive health care to one of the most neglected sections of Indian society - the Adivasis, a group that primarily inhabits the tri-junction of the South Indian States of Tamilnadu, Kerala and Karnataka.

This project aims to strengthen local authorities and non-state-actors to increase the uptake of sexual and reproductive healthcare services by piloting a voucher scheme for the poor rural communities.

China's Rural Mutual Health Care (RMHC) is a partially government-subsidized voluntary health insurance plan that aims to reform the Chinese health care delivery system at the village level.

Founded in 1972 by families of hearing-impaired teenagers, the DERDIC was incorporated into the Pontificia Universidade Católica de São Paulo and is run by their Speech and Hearing school. The organization provides free clinical services for low-income Brazilians, educational training, and research.

E Choupal uses local human resources and ICT in a hub and spoke model that connects to a village health worker (spoke) to a hub equipped with a clinic, pharmacy, and laboratory. The hub is further connected to specialty consultation through telemedicine.

Baobab Health Trust is a Malawian NGO that uses technological innovation to improve health crises in Malawi and other developing countries.

eHealth Systems Africa focuses on improving healthcare in Northern Nigeria by creating effective ways to implement reliable health information management systems.

ADDO is a donor-supported initiative led by the Tanzanian Food and Drug Authority to train and license small, privately operated retail outlets in rural and poor areas to sell a set list of essential medicines, including selected prescription drugs.

APOPO is a social enterprise that researches, develops, and deploys detection rat technology for humanitarian purposes. APOPO's HeroRATs provide second-line screening of TB samples from collaborating DOTS Centers.

Village Reach is a program that strengthens health systems in developing countries by supporting and improving the health services already in place with a focus on service infrastructure, logistics, and support to the community health workers.

SEWA Rural is a voluntary development organization involved in health & development activities in rural tribal area of South Gujarat at Jhagadia since 1980. The activities were initiated by a group of young professionals based upon the ideals & ideas of Swami Vivekananda & Gandhiji.

The SMS for Life initiative is a 'public-private' project that harnesses everyday technology to eliminate stock-outs and improve access to essential medicines in sub-Saharan Africa.

BroadReach Healthcare's North West Province Down Referral Model in South Africa reduces the reliance on overburdened public health resources by leveraging the private sector in the treatment delivery for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHA).

AMUA is a social franchise implemented on behalf of Government of Kenya by Marie Stopes. It currently consists of over 270 privately owned and operated clinics that focus primarily on providing reproductive health & family planning programs, maternal & child health services, and ser

Chiranjeevi Yojana (CY) was created to significantly reduce maternal and infant mortality by harnessing the existing private sector and encouraging it to provide delivery and emergency obstetric care at no cost to families living below the poverty line.

ChildCount+ is an mHealth platform developed by the Millennium Villages Project aimed at empowering communities to improve child survival and maternal health.

Bidan Delima is a midwife accreditation program launched by Ikatan Bidan Indonesia or IBI (Indonesian Midwives Association) in 2003, to educate and incentivise Indonesian private midwives to meet and maintain the standard of care.

The Safe Water and AIDS Project (SWAP) trains community health promoters who undertake door to door sales of health and hygiene products and provide health information.