Our partner organizations are situated in different parts of the world, represent small to large organizations serving a few hundred to 100’s of thousands of people, cover little to large landscapes, and operate in applied fields ranging from agriculture and sustainability to healthcare and human rights- but they all have one thing in common- commitment to improving lives and tackling the most crucial problems of our world today.
The varied interests and areas of emphases of our 32 partners showcased in the pages below can be grouped as follows,
Education: National, international, and special education
Health: Healthcare and public health, including those classified as rural health, tribal health, voluntary health, and community health
Change Agents: Performing arts, entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, design, and innovation for social change
Justice for all: Seeking fairness, equity and opportunity through better livelihoods, microfinance, recreation for all, poverty reduction, transparency and better governance practices
Resource Management: Research in agriculture, horticulture, bovine productivity, water resources, energy, sustainability, architecture and housing
To be tractable, we have grouped all our partners into one or more of the five groupings. Rarely any of our partners, belong to only one or all the five groupings. Most of them have interests in 2-4 groupings. By delving deeper into their web sites, one should be able to gain insights on the breadth and depth of their interests. Most of our partners (30 of 32) work hard and strive to attain a better quality of life for their clients by seeking fairness, equity and justice in all actions that govern their clients. The next grouping is education, where 25 of our 32 partners are engaged, followed by 20 serving as change agents, 11 in health-related areas, and finally 10 in resource management.
World Health Partners (WHP) is a non-profit organization that is mandated to deliver health care to underserved communities in the poorest parts of the world. It uses technology and management systems to harness better value from existing resources. Since the resources in such low-resource settings exist across public and private sectors, WHP engages with both with no ideological barriers.
Read MoreWith over 700 beds, MMHRC has grown to be a multi-speciality hospital, touching lives in and around Madurai. We extend the traditional Indian hospitality to international patients, combining it with our cutting edge technology, clinical excellence and compassion to deliver quality health care to all patients every single day.
Read MoreThe School of Artisan Food offers a unique opportunity for international students and tutors to experience artisan food production in the beautiful surroundings of the Welbeck Estate, in the heart of the UK.
Read MoreAravind is the largest, and widely considered to be one of the most productive eye care systems in the world, seeing approximately 1.4 million patients a year, and performing about 200,000 cataract surgeries annually, over two-thirds of which are offered free of charge for those unable to pay. Muhammad Yunus acclaimed Aravind as an organization which “reveals the power of a model that combines business discipline with compassion.”
Read MorePENN NALAM focuses on creating cancer awareness, preventing cancer through timely screening, and delivering cost-effective cancer treatment and care to women, especially for those who cannot afford corporate hospitals.
Read MoreCRHP facilitates building community and villagers’ capacity to address their own problems, including the underlying causes/determinants of health in a multisectoral approach, which leads to sustainable process and impact on health and well-being.
Read MoreSVYM is a development organization, engaged in building a new civil society in India through its grassroots to policy level action. SVYM believes that building human and social capital will result in economic consequences and all of SVYM’s programs are driven by this development paradigm.
Read MoreKEMHRC Pune started its activities in 1972 with a vision to strive for excellence and to encourage clinicians and social scientists in conducting quality research. The Vadu Rural Health Program (VRHP), run under KEMHRC is now an internationally acclaimed research centre for its work and efforts in community health.
Read MoreThe IPH, Bengaluru is a non-profit academic research institute established in 2005, with a vision to create an equitable, integrated, decentralised and participatory health system within a just and empowered society. The work at IPH is organised into Research, Education and Policy engagement activities.
Read MoreGEMS B School was created with the exclusive purpose of "Igniting Excellence" in young minds. Its focus is on creating leaders and not just developing managers. Its vision is to elevate the standards of management education with a curriculum that is robust, content rich and industry relevant.
Read MoreDevelopment Alternatives (DA) is a premier social enterprise with a global presence in the fields of green economic development, social empowerment and environmental management. It is one of the leading Think Tanks in the field of Sustainable Development.
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