Since inception, CFC Life has provided insurance services to Kenyans and continues to write a wide range of life and health insurance products including ordinary life, group life, medical, pension and personal accident.

The Kalanjiam Foundation, an entity that has grown out of the Kalanjiam Community Banking Programme, promotes the use of creative financial products such as savings, credit and insurance developed and run through community community groups, or self-help groups.

Healing Fields is a non-profit organization dedicated to making health care affordable and accessible to poor, underprivileged, and marginalized people in India. The Foundation has provided health insurance to over 75,000 individuals from low income communities across five states in India.

Care With Love is an employment training and placement program for home healthcare workers in Egypt.

Low Cost Standard Therapeutics (LOCOST) makes essential medicines for those working with urban and rural poor in India and was started in response to the difficulty faced by those working in remote areas to access good quality medicines at affordable prices.

The Human Resources for Health Information System (HRHIS) in Uganda provides up-to-date information on the country’s health workforce for evidence-based decision-making.

The Community Health Unit Database Networking systems is user-friendly database management software that offers cost-effective patient data storage, health care delivery reporting, health personnel management plan and a facilitated distant health bills regulatory system.

Dimagi is an award-winning social enterprise that delivers open and innovative technology to underserved communities everywhere.

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.

BIVE is a health insurance scheme which targets low income populations to make quality healthcare services more affordable and accessible.

The Rwanda Health Enterprise Architecture (RHEA) initiative seeks to define, develop and implement a health enterprise architecture for Rwanda. It is the initiative which supports the eHealth program of Rwanda.

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.

AccuHealth is a for-profit company that provides healthcare institutions and patients a telemedicine technology that monitors patient health progress in the comfort of their own home. The technology allows health providers to virtually assist patients and access patient data 24 hours, 7 days a week.

Alivio Capital is a financing organization that provides options for low-income families to pay for medical expenses. Alivio Capital keeps their interest rates lower than other institutions so families do not go into debt.

CommCare is an open-source turnkey product designed to strengthen logistics management through the use of mobile technology. Its main focus is on Warehousing & Inventory Management, Service Delivery & Utilization, and Distribution. CommCare operates in over 50 countries.

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.

The East Africa Public Health Laboratory Networking Project aims to establish a network of cross-country, high-quality public health laboratories within Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda that will serve as surveillance sites to monitor hot spots for disease transmission.

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).

Riders for Health (Riders) is an international NGO and not-for-profit social enterprise that manages vehicles used for health care delivery by partner organisations in sub-Saharan Africa. We manage 1,300 vehicles across sub-Saharan Africa.

Grameen Koota's mission is to transform and uplift the lives of poor and low-income families with micro-finance and other development services and to be a sustainable, friendly and trusted provider of affordable and need-based services.

The objectives are to improve access to medicines in developing nations by strengthening transparency and accountability in the management and marketing of medicines, as well as to promote alliances between government, private sector and civil society organizations.