What started as one project for that nobody believed would work, has now become a possible model for the government to provide healthcare to hard-to-reach communities
In Pakistan, health insurance is only accessed by the wealthy. Asher created a micro-insurance solution to overcome the disparity, its devastating consequences.
- Article écrit dans le cadre du partenariat entre Ashoka et L'Express à l'occasion de la soirée de présentation des Fellows Ashoka 2017 - "Cet ancien consultant a créé à Paris un nouveau genre de cabinet médical qui repense le parcours santé au bénéfice des patients et des praticiens." Découvrez le...
Oskar Blakstad from Norway, founder of Explorable AS/Assisted Self-Help, was elected as a Fellow in 2018. Ashoka Scandinavia is excited to announce that Oskar Blakstad from Norway has been elected as an Ashoka Fellow . With Explorable AS and Assisted Self-Help, Oskar is leveraging the Norwegian...
"Le héros, c'est toi" : c'est le titre de l'application imaginée par Nolwenn Febvre et son équipe des P'tits Doudous pour accompagner les enfants dans leur parcours de soin à l'hôpital. L'Express publie le portrait de cette Fellow Ashoka 2018 dont Hélène Viruega (Fellow Ashoka 2016) reconnaît les...
Rita used her nursing experience and tenacity to launch Stroke Action Nigeria to change outcomes for people in a region with one of the highest stroke rates in the world.
Who can best create outcomes that lead to the healthiest possible lives of individuals and communities? Leading social entrepreneurs are challenging the traditional patient-provider dynamics from an empathetic and holistic perspective.
Globally, $120B/year is lost due to vision impairment. For less than $1/person, Martin Aufmuth is correcting this statistic with accessible, affordable glasses for all.