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.

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.

These centers aim to serve millions of people by providing education, acute medical care, treatment, and the rehabilitation of sick, injured, disabled and destitute women and children.

DKT Thailand focuses on contraceptive use to manage population growth and protect against HIV/AIDs through dynamic social marketing.

Millions of women around the world cannot afford sanitary napkins, mainly because they’re manufactured using expensive machinery and thus priced at a premium. Such women resort to an older and cheaper alternative – a piece of cloth or rag.

PSI/Zambia was established in 1992 to empower at-risk and underserved Zambians to lead healthier lives in line with the Government of Zambia’s health priorities. PSI/Zambia’s current portfolio contains programs in HIV/AIDS, reproductive health, malaria, safe water.

FXBVillage methodology brings the extreme poor to self-sufficiency in three years by simultaneously tackling the five drivers of poverty: lack of nutrition, health, education, housing, and income.

A to Z Textile Mills is protecting millions of people from malaria. Each year, the Tanzania-based company produces 29 million low-cost, long-lasting anti-malaria bednets.

Young 1ove's mission is to dramatically sale-up sexual health education by doing what already works, but on a large scale; in fact the goal is to reach 1 million young adults in Southern African countries by 2017. Young 1ove also believes that sex education should be taught for youth, by youth.

Hand in Hand is a public charitable trust founded in India in 2002 whose objective is to eliminate poverty by creating jobs. Complementary health programming focuses on reaching out to rural and underserved communities, providing both clinical care and community health awareness and mobilisation.

A program focused on contraceptive use to manage population growth and protect against HIV/AIDs, using dynamic social marketing.

Founded in April 2008, Marie Stopes International Ghana’s (MSIG) BlueStar health network delivers sexual and reproductive health (SRH) commodities and services to the greater Accra region.

HealthKeepers is a social microfranchise program that applies tested business methods to provide poor rural communities with access to affordable health care products, services, and information.

Blue Star Ethiopia provides franchised services including the provision of long-term family planning (FP) methods, permanent FP methods and medical and safe surgical abortion services, along with HIV testing and sexually transmitted infections(STI) diagnosis services.

BlueStar Healthcare Network Sierra Leone delivers sexual and reproductive health services to the low income, sex workers and clients, youth, military and women, through a single-tier model.

PASMO/Panama began its operations in 2003 focusing their efforts on sexual health with an emphasis on preventing HIV and sexually transmitted infections, improving the availability of and access to products that promote health, and promoting healthy behaviors through the tools of social marketing.

DKT Mexico Provides increased accessibility to contraceptives for the general population of Mexico.

A program focused on contraceptive use to manage population growth and protect against HIV/AIDs.

Contraceptive use among women in Egypt has risen approximately 32 percent over the past three decades. In response to the positive transition toward family planning and HIV/AIDS prevention, DKT launched its Egypt program to augment the amount of contraceptive use in the country.

DKT Ethiopia is the leading provider of condoms and contraceptives in Ethiopia, supplying 75% of the condoms and 40% of the oral contraceptives in Ethiopia from 2005 – 2010.

DKT-Turkey is a social marketing enterprise with a mission to provide family planning services and prevent HIV/AIDS transmissions. DKT’s decision to establish a program in Turkey was based on the country’s high rates of unintended pregnancies and abortion.