Established in 1972, the Barefoot College is a non-government organisation that has been providing basic services and solutions to problems in rural communities, with the objective of making them self-sufficient and sustainable.

GVK EMRI (Emergency Management and Research Institute) is a pioneer in Emergency Management Services in India. EMRI operates as a not-for-profit professional organization under a Public Private Partnership (PPP) mode.

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.

This organization runs a hospital and provides a mobile medical unit for remote areas. The hospital also trains young women as midwives to be stationed in surrounding areas.

Under the direction of Dr. David Gaus, Andean Health & Development (AHD) has designed a self-sustainable and comprehensive health care model that serves the poor, rural areas of Ecuador.

GRAACC's goal is to provide full and humanized care for children with cancer.

The non-profit NGO NYSASDRI has been contracted by the state of Orissa to manage primary healthcare centers in Orissa. This Public-Private Partnership is intended to improve quality, accessibility, availability, and efficiency.

Deen Dayal Chalit Aspatal (or Deen Dayal Mobile Units) make health services accessible to disadvantaged populations in remote rural areas through Mobile Medical Units (MMUs).

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.

Jansankhya Sthirata Kosh (Population Stabilization Fund) launched Prerna, a responsible parenthood and a monetary incentive strategy, in selected districts of India to increase age of marriage among girls and encourage birth spacing of children.

CATS provides pre-hospital emergency medical response services to the general public through outside contracting; these serves are being expanded, increasing in process the reach and scope of existing services provided under “Centralized Accident Trauma Services (CATS)”.

A program implemented by Proctor and Gamble in partnership with National Rural Health Mission, where P & G as a corporate social responsibility together is working with NRHM for providing better feminine hygiene practices in rural parts of Rajasthan.

Emergency Response Services in Himachal Pradesh aims to provide comprehensive Emergency Response Service in the State of Himachal Pradesh.

APAE was founded in 1961 to treat individuals with developmental deficiencies from childhood to adulthood. The organization offers healthcare services, as well as education programs, and supports researches and rights.

Hospital Moyses Deutsch was established in 2008 in M'Boi Mirim, a poor neighborhood in São Paulo. The Albert Einstein Hospital established an agreement with the government so that all services would be paid for by Brazil's government health insurance - the Unified Health System (SUS).

Community/Peer Initiated Testing and Counseling (C/PITC) are community-based testing facilities that have been initiated and implemented by Cambodian government to increase an uptake of HIV testing by high risk groups.

This program is designed to scale up microinsurance's outreach to East Africa's low-income populations by creating a "Regional Resource Center" that will be a knowledge management beacon for all health sector actors in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.

Zambia-led Prevention Intiative (ZPI) works to reduce HIV transmission in Zambia through comprehensive, effective, community-based prevention efforts.

Central 911 functions as both a call center and a dispatch center that links residents with the emergency resources of the government. The Emergency Computer-Aided Dispatch (ECAD) system developed by Davao Light allows Central 911 to immediately locate the origin of emergency calls.

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.

Navio Abaré is a floating medical unit that provides primary health care services to isolated Amazon communities in the state of Pará, Brazil.