MOZAMBIQUE

Comité para Saúde de Moçambique (CSM) is a Mozambican NGO strengthening primary healthcare through public health, education, and civic engagement. Since 2010, it has led projects on HIV, maternal health, WASH, youth leadership, and environmental health. Working with government and global partners, CSM provides training, digital tools, and community mobilization to promote equitable, evidence-based healthcare and citizen participation in health governance.

Fanelo Ya Mina Institute is a women and youth-led nonprofit founded in 2011. It advances gender equality and positive masculinities by engaging men and boys as allies. The organization challenges patriarchal norms, promoting shared caregiving, responsible fatherhood, and gender-based violence prevention through campaigns, school programs, peer mentoring, community dialogues and advocacy. Fanelo Ya Mina also trains local leaders to address harmful gender dynamics, fostering healthier families and equitable communities by shifting norms and encouraging male accountability in social justice.

MYANMAR

MNMA (Myanmar Nurses and Midwives Association) is a voluntary professional organization. It strengthens the workforce through continuous professional development, advocacy, and leadership. MNMA offers training, education, and networking, representing members in policy. Collaborating with national and international partners, it improves maternal, newborn, and child health, promotes evidence-based practice, and enhances healthcare quality.

THE PHILIPPINES

Culion Foundation, Inc. (CFI) is a non-profit development organization founded in 1976, rooted in Culion Island's history as a colony for persons with leprosy. It addresses health (TB/leprosy, maternal/child health), environmental (marine protection, mangrove rehab), and community development challenges across the Philippines, integrating grassroots efforts with systems strengthening. CFI also conducts research, disaster preparedness, and youth education, partnering with local governments and global donors for sustainable, community-owned solutions. With 48+ years of experience, CFI is known for its evidence-based health interventions and award-winning environmental and community development programs, fostering resilient communities.

Connected Women is a multi-awarded organization that upskills women from underserved communities for tech careers. With 2,000+ trained AI data annotation specialists, the data services business unit, Mettamatch, delivers high-quality ethical AI services at scale to global clients. Recognized globally by MIT, UN Women, and ITU, the organization also serves a 200,000-strong community of Filipino women through pioneering technology programs, advancing SDGs through responsible AI development, inclusive innovation, and women's economic empowerment.

SOUTH AFRICA

AQUITY Innovations NPC, a non-profit founded in 2010, strengthens public health systems and improves healthcare delivery across Southern Africa. They focus on local capacity development to combat TB, HIV, and other infectious diseases. AQUITY offers technical assistance in health financing, human resources, private sector engagement, and digital innovation (predictive modeling, geospatial analytics) for evidence-based interventions. Their community-centered approach ensures inclusive access to care for underserved populations, partnering with governments, donors, and stakeholders to scale sustainable health solutions.

TANZANIA

Part of the New Dimension Consulting group, NEDICO (established in 2006) delivers high-quality technical and managerial consulting services across East and Southern Africa. With offices in Harare, Namibia, Kenya, and Dar es Salaam, NEDICO supports health, development, and governance programs through monitoring & evaluation, operational research, strategic planning, and program management. The firm has facilitated data roadmap workshops, TB roadmap planning, and public sector engagements, enhancing the capacity of governments and NGOs to use data-driven insights and improve service delivery.

UGANDA

The AIDS Support Organization (TASO) is Uganda’s pioneering HIV/AIDS service NGO, founded in 1987. With over 4,000 members, TASO provides comprehensive care, including counseling, community mobilization, medical support, TB/HIV integration, lab strengthening, and advocacy. It actively contributes to TB elimination strategies, ARV and TB drug provision, community monitoring, and national policy development. Recognized for its leadership in health systems and social services, TASO continues scaling services and research across Uganda and beyond.

UZBEKISTAN

RIEC Intilish is a national NGO and info-education center operating across all 14 regions of Uzbekistan, dedicated to improving health and social protection for vulnerable populations. Working with US AID, UNODC, and local entities, Intilish supports “End TB Uzbekistan” programs providing psychological support, social assistance, counseling, and referrals for TB patients—especially children and prison-affected populations. Its broader mission includes enhancing well-being, education, and integration of those affected by infectious diseases, psychiatric conditions, addiction, and incarceration.

VIETNAM

FIT (Friends for International Tuberculosis Relief, (www.tbhelp.org) is a Germany-founded NGO focused on ending TB and combatting other infectious and non-communicable diseases through service delivery, technical assistance, economic evaluation, research and policy translation. Core competencies include active case finding/detection, public private partnership, AI & diagnostic evaluation, social protection and support, and community engagement. FIT operates in 14/34 provinces of Vietnam in close collaboration with national and provincial governments and authorities in TB, HIV and public health, and 3,000+ public and private healthcare providers from primary to central levels, and with strong ties to finance, foreign affairs and public security authorities.

ZIMBABWE

The Union Zimbabwe Trust (UZT), established in 2019 and legally registered as a trust, is a scientific NGO focused on improving health among marginalized communities. UZT designs, implements, and evaluates public health programs on TB, lung health, and non-communicable diseases, working within national priorities. It is actively engaged in integrated community TB/silicosis screening, with other risk factors such as HIV, malnutrition and alcohol misuse disorders, with funding from the Stop TB Partnership. UZT has managed multimillion grants and cooperative agreements from USAID; CDC; the Global Fund and other funding agencies.