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.

GVRC provides free medical treatment and psychosocial support to survivors of gender based violence. Treatment focuses on Post Exposure Prophylaxes (PEP) given within 72 hours of assault to help prevent infection of HIV/AIDS.

Marie Stopes Bolivia approaches the subjects of sexual and reproductive health in men and women creatively through the provision of established and mobile services, aiding in the financing of services for low-income families, social marketing and participative, inclusive education.

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.

DKT Vietnam has two main components: A social marketing campaign that focuses on making subsidized condoms, oral contraceptives pills, and other modern contraceptive methods, and targeted interventions for populations with HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases.

DKT China seeks to serve the contraceptive needs of poor people and to prevent HIV/AIDS among vulnerable migrant populations through the social marketing of condoms.

Corporación Kimirina is a technical NGO working in Ecuador for 11 years. It specializes in health-related topics, particularly HIV/AIDS and malaria.

The Anti-Malaria Microproject looks at ways to reduce the mortality and morbidity associated with malaria in the rural populations of Huye district in the Southern Province of Rwanda.

The Integrated Malaria Control Program is collaborating with health management teams and three international private voluntary organizations (PVOS) to provide guidance, training and medications. The program seeks to reduce malarial infections amongst poor and marginalized populations.

Since March 2008, Omni Med has partnered with local health officials, the US Peace Corps, Volunteers for Prosperity, and local and transnational NGOs to train community health workers, called village health teams—VHTs, in the Mukono District of Uganda.

Due to Reach Out Mbuya Parish HIV/AIDS Initiative (ROM), services are extended closer to the parish by establishing satellite sites within the population to ease access for ever growing number of people requiring HIV/AIDS services enabling work among the vulnerable and poor.

The Sweet Potato Action for Security and Health in Africa (SASHA) project has the idea of encouraging mothers to get the health care they needed and increase consumption of the orange-fleshed sweet potato, a highly nutritional potato that promised to reduce under-nutrition in sub-Saharan Africa.

Established in January 2004, the sexual and reproductive health clinic based in Pasar Badung (traditional market) has provided medical assistance and health education for female visitors, labourers and communities who reside in the Pasar Badung area.

The project aims to reduce the morbidity and mortality rate among the people living in under-served and poor communities in the Chittagong Hill Tracts. In collaboration with Graus and Ekata the project has been developing the capacity of the Health Forums to sustainably manage services centers.

Nairobi Slums TB Project was started to bring TB testing facilities closer to the people in the slums of Nairobi. The overall objective of the project is to enhance prevention and care of tuberculosis through intensified case finding in the communities, through community health workers.

Swasth is a network of self-sustaining health centers located in slums that provides quality & affordable primary healthcare services to India's urban poor. Supported by a Community Outreach Program and a referral network, they act as gateway to comprehensive health services.

Uhai is a Swahili word for "life". The project aims to improve the lives of marginalized populations in Kenya through health education and promotion, research, screening and referral.

This program promotes HIV/AIDS prevention programs at the community level. This is done through community sensitization about the disease and addressing the stigma and discrimination related to HIV/AIDS.

Emergency Medical Services is a project implemented by Medical Team International (MTI) to reduce mortality and morbidity rates caused by road accidents in Cambodia.

Adolescent Friendly Reproductive Health Services Program (AFRHS) is a program that focuses on the welfare of adolescents through guidance on how to maximize the use of health care services.

This scheme provides tuberculosis (TB) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) testing and treatment follow up for the residents of Nairobi's slums.