ARMMAN utilises a 'Tech Plus Touch' model to enhance access to preventive care information, particularly for high-risk pregnancies. Their tech solutions empower women with targeted advice whilst also collaborating with the Indian government to improve healthcare worker capabilities. Funded since 2023.

Babban Gona works with small farmer collectives in Nigeria, providing them with an end-to-end package of agricultural products and services. Their high-touch business model ensures consistent yields to make smallholder farming profitable and investible. Funded since 2021.

NewGlobe provides education to under-served communities across Africa and Asia.  They use teacher training and support, advanced lesson plans and wireless technology to provide pupils with a meaningful and life-changing education.  Funded since 2009.

Development Media International (DMI) design, deliver, and evaluate media campaigns that align with national health strategies to change health behaviours. They use science, storytelling, and saturation, to target media channels that can achieve maximum reach. Funded since 2021.

Digital Green works with extension partners to produce and disseminate videos that feature local farmers teaching agricultural practices in an easy-to-understand format. Their digital solutions improve the consistency and cost-effectiveness of extension services, resulting in higher incomes for farmers. Funded since 2021.

Educate Girls mobilises communities to take a stand against gender disparity, working directly with governments, schools, parents, village leaders, and community volunteers to ensure access to quality education.  Funded since 2013.

Food4Education is tackling malnutrition and hunger by sourcing, preparing and distributing affordable, nutritious meals to urban and semi-urban primary schools in Kenya. Each of Food4Education’s lunches provides 70% of a child’s daily recommended calorie intake. Funded since 2021.

GGEM Farming is developing an ethical market platform that addresses multiple areas of the agricultural supply chain including access to credit, supply of inputs, training, storage and processing, and marketing services. Funded since 2021.

Healthy Learners addresses the gap in care for school-aged children by turning teachers into front-line health workers and schools into triage grounds serving as an entry point into the public healthcare system. Funded since 2019.

Integrate Health saves lives in the world’s most neglected communities by integrating professional community health workers with improved care in public clinics, starting in Togo. Funded since 2018.

Kidogo improves access to high-quality, affordable early childhood care and education with a model that reforms unlicensed centers into child-friendly environments with trained caregivers that offer care, education, and nutrition programs. Funded since 2017.

Last Mile Health develops and manages professionalised community health workers who bridge the gap between the health system and remote communities, bringing critical services to the doorsteps of people living in the last mile. Funded since 2015.

Living Goods saves and improves lives by delivering basic health care door to door.  They train, equip, support, and empower a network of entrepreneurial women who improve the health of their own communities.  Funded since 2008.

Lwala transforms primary health systems in Kenya. They create cadres of professionalised community health workers that include traditional birth attendants to rebuild trust. They support health committees to address local challenges, deliver technical training to upskill workers and use data to inform health policies. Funded since 2023.

mothers2mothers believe in the power of women to eliminate paediatric AIDS and create health and hope for themselves and their babies, families, and communities.  Funded since 2012.

Muso saves lives in the world's poorest communities by building proactive health systems - optimized to reach patients early in the course of their illness with doorstep care.  Funded since 2014.

myAgro operates a mobile layaway savings model that enables farmers to invest their own funds in high-quality seed, fertiliser, tools and training to significantly increase their harvests and income. Funded since 2013.

Noora Health has built a health education platform focused on training and engaging at-risk patients and their family members with skills to recover from a major medical event or manage a chronic condition.  Funded since 2016.

One Heart reduces maternal and neonatal mortality in remote areas of Nepal by upgrading existing health facilities into functioning birthing centres and training community-based providers in safe childbirth practices. Funded since 2009

One Acre Fund provides a complete bundle of services to smallholder farmers in East and Southern Africa - including group formation, finance, seed and fertiliser delivery, education, crop insurance, and post-harvest market access. Funded since 2008.

Proximity Designs is a social enterprise that designs, makes, and delivers a growing portfolio of affordable agricultural technology and financial and advisory services that boost the incomes and well-being of vulnerable farming families in Myanmar. Funded since 2011.

SPBD improves the lives of women micro-entrepreneurs in the Pacific by providing them with business training, unsecured credit and ongoing guidance to help them start, grow and maintain income generating businesses.  Funded since 2007.

StrongMinds provides mental health services for women in Africa, initially focused on alleviating their symptoms of depression through the use of interpersonal psychotherapy groups facilitated by community workers. Funded since 2013.

Tala opens up opportunities for underserved people in emerging markets by building their financial identity through alternative data and instant credit.  Funded since 2013.

VisionSpring creates access to high-quality, affordable eyeglasses in partnerships with like-minded organisations through wholesale, third-party payers and retail channels.  Funded since 2009.

KiwiHarvest reduces food waste and insecurity in New Zealand by collecting good surplus food from commercial sources, and redistributing it to those in need. Funded since 2019.

Te Manahuna Aoraki is a landscape scale project designed to restore and preserve the natural landscapes and threatened species of a c.300,000 hectare region that encompasses the Aoraki National Park and the upper Mackenzie Basin. Funded since 2018.

Zero Invasive Predators is a research and development entity pioneering the advancement of a new approach to predator management: the ‘Remove and Protect’ strategy.  Funded since 2015.