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India COVID Response Fund-2Interim Report
July 21, 2021
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ICRF-2: INTRODUCTION
Note from Steering CommitteeThe second wave of COVID-19 required us to respond with a speed to matchits galloping pace. On the strength of our transparency and robust execution ofthe India COVID Respond Fund-1, we were fortunately in a position to quicklyharness the outpouring of compassion and direct it to the need on the ground.
But this time round, with the runaway disease causing more short-termdistress than the lockdowns to control it, we had to react to the scale of thehealth emergency with alacrity and put in new processes to meet newdemands. To fill the gap in oxygen supply, for instance, we were not justallocating funds to our committed network of NGOs, but also directlypurchasing cylinders, concentrators, etc in partnership with other organisationsand government agencies.
While responding to these challenges, we ensured the GiveIndia team kepttrust, compliance, governance, risk and impact at its core so promises made todonors could be delivered with integrity. Keeping the same principles in place,when the volume of coronavirus cases moved from urban to rural areas, andthen started declining, we adapted our interventions to provide support wheremost needed and redirected efforts to long-term infrastructure creation.
We delivered life-saving medical equipment and humanitarian aid in the formof cash relief, meals and ration kits, and now continue to set up ICUs andoxygen generation plants, and support vaccination drives in rural areas.
ICRF-2 evolved as one of the largest giving collectives created in India thanksto our team’s dedicated and selfless efforts, our competent and tested partnersand the limitless compassion to alleviate people’s suffering.
ContentsCOVID in IndiaICRF-2 ResponseHealthcare
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ICRF-2 Steering CommitteeGovind Iyer, Ingrid Srinath, Shailesh Haribhakti
Oxygen support, Physical infrastructure,Medical equipment, Vaccination
Humanitarian AidFood & ration, Cash relief
India's COVID Crisis is Far from OverGiving CollectiveAbout GiveIndiaDhanyawad
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Increased number of cases requiring oxygen supportOxygen plants concentrated in East and South of IndiaNot enough cryogenic tankers for inter-state transfersShortages in cylinders for last mile delivery to hospitals
Severe shortage in oxygen supply due to:
Shortage of ICU bedsShortage of life-saving equipment like ventilators and BiPAPs
Demand-supply gaps in hospitals:HEA
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Families lost breadwinners to COVIDLoss of livelihood due to lockdowns & shutting down of businessesUnemployment rates in double digitsNumber of BPL persons up by 15%
Rise in poverty:
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IAN 31 M
Total Cases
3.7 MPeak Active Cases (10 May)
0.41 MDeaths
COVID SCENARIOIN INDIA
Experts feared the second wave, but when it came, it exceeded theirworst expectations. While the first wave of COVID-19 took almost tenmonths to infect over 10 million people in India, the virus took just tenweeks to infect over 11 million during the second wave. It created adaily oxygen demand ten times that of the pre-COVID period.¹
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CHALLENGES
Number of COVID Cases in India
Data source: mygov.in/covid-19 Data as on July 15, 2021
Cases - State wise (in million)
¹ India Today
ICRF-2
Started COVIDcare facilities
Karnataka govtpartnership
Started zero rental OCdeliveries with OLA
200K+
100K+
400K+
150K+
100K+
Started cash relief, foodand dry ration distribution
Started procurement ofOCs and cylinders
Delhi govtpartnership
Telangana govtpartnership
Oxygen plants procured
Launched vaccinationcampaign
Continue support for rural healthcare,oxygen plants, humanitarian aid and
vaccination
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THE WAVE & OUR RESPONSEAs the virus raged, we prioritized the urgency for oxygen at hot spots and then widened our operations
Launched 19 Apr 30 Apr 15 May 30 May 30 June
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Daily new cases
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Funds received₹660 Cr
NGO partners187
Hospitals688
States28
Union Territories2
Committed fordeployment*
₹535 Cr
Healthcare includes oxygen support, physical infrastructure, medical equipment & vaccination.Humanitarian aid includes cash relief and food & ration.
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ICRF-2 SNAPSHOT
FUNDS RECEIVED (₹660 CR) COMMITTED FOR DEPLOYMENT (₹535 CR)
*includes money allocatedto projects that are invarious stages ofdeployment
Humanitarian aid8%
Healthcare92%
In Kind4%
HNI10%
Retail Campaigns24%
Corporate41%
Foundation12%
Partnerships9%
Amount (INR Cr)
Healthcare
Cash Relief
Food & Ration
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HEALTHCARE
115 partners(NGOs, govt agencies,
district admin)
27 states + 2 UTs
1.5 M citizenseach month (est. impact)
79 NGOs
24 states + 1 UT
380K citizens
HUMANITARIANAID
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ICRF-2 REACH 28 states and 2 UTs reached with healthcare andhumanitarian interventions, working in coordination withNGOs, local partners and government agencies
Total Amount Allocated - State wiseLow High
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India, China, Singapore, USA,Turkey, Denmark, FinlandPartner for transport & deliverylogistics with PMR, Amazon,Shadowfax, Delhivery
Global Procurement
Working in close coordination withstakeholders - hospitals, NGOs,district collectors, municipalcorporations, state and centralgovts
Demand Aggregation
Deployment documentationTestimonials from hospitals,doctors & beneficiariesPeriodic impact reports
Reporting and Monitoring
Grants to NGO partnersDirect cash transfer to beneficiariesDeployment at hospitals, PHCs,CHCs, Covid Care Centres & IsolationCentres
Deployment
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THE GIVEINDIA PROCESS
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Challenges
GiveIndia'sresponse
Spike in demand Gaps in logistics
Oxygen concentrators Oxygen generation plants
Installing OGPs at hospitals tomeet long term demand
oxygen cylinders13,218
oxygen concentrators25,074
cryogenic tanks2
NGO partners94
oxygen generation plants50
hospitals688
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OXYGEN SUPPORT
There were a number of reasons for the oxygen crisisduring the 2nd wave of COVID-19 in India — gapsthat GiveIndia tried to fill:
Oxygen Intervention - State wise
279 districts of 25 States and 2 UTs supported throughGiveIndia’s oxygen intervention for COVID patients
AP AS BR CG DL GJ HR HP JK JH KA KL LA MP MH MN ML MZ NL OD RJ SK TN TS UP UK WB
State
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Districts withintervention
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AP AS CG DL GJ HR JK JH KA KL LA MHMP OD TN TS UP WB
424111258212316241
State OGPs
capacity range40-1080 LPM
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State OGPs
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GiveIndia is enabling hospitals, especially in rural districts,to become self-reliant by installing OGPs on theirpremises. The OGPs will cut transportation costs, delaysin oxygen supply & dependency on refilling of cylinders.
Highlight — Oxygen Generation Plants (OGPs)
Leading global manufacturers known for product quality & lifespan Generators from overseas vendors, compressors & air dryers fromIndia for cost optimisationIdentified local partners for quick implementation
Sourcing of OGPs
plants committed50
Electrowing, IndiaLaser Gas Oy, FinlandProHealthcare Scientific, IndiaOXYMAT, DenmarkOzcan, Turkey
An OGP at Jagdishpur TraumaHospital, Amethi, Uttar Pradesh
An OGP from Laser Gas Oy, Finlandinstalled at Saugor Military Hospital,Madhya Pradesh
OXYGEN SUPPORT
OGPs Delivered - State wise
Leading manufacturerssupplying OGPs
50 OGPs delivered across 16 States+ 2 UTsthrough GiveIndia's oxygen support intervention
plants planned100+
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May 7, 2021Start Date:
Oxygen concentrators1,390
BengaluruChennaiCoimbatoreDelhiHyderabadJaipurMumbaiPune
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Highlight — Oxygen Bank - O2 For India
OXYGEN SUPPORT
We established oxygen banks under the ‘O2 For India’ initiative, in partnership withOla. This set the stage for others, including the government to start such programmes.It is also a model for future ‘banks’ where people can have easy access to medicalequipment, and it will discourage hoarding by a few.
Zero rent, nominal depositDeployment on rotation basisDelivery to patients by Ola
O2 for India launched in partnership with OLA for homedelivery of OCs
Oxygen concentrators will be handed over to governmenthospitals across the country as the COVID crisis recedes
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NGO spotlight — RightWalk Foundation
Pictures from the field
RightWalk Foundation with deep roots in Uttar Pradesh, drives equity, inclusion and social justice by co-shaping public policies and translating them into action by partnering with system leadership, lawmakersand communities. RightWalk intervenes at scale by unlocking the potential of social policies and publicfinance through advocacy, e-governance, capacity building & distributed delivery.
The ImpactIn a month, approximately 792 people benefited from the 99 distributed oxygen concentrators (OCs).It is estimated that these OCs can help over 4,750 people in six months.
‘IN CONSTANT USE’Dr Mohammad Amaan from MedwellHospital, which received twoconcentrators, said “Both the oxygenconcentrators are in constant use. One 10LPM OC was used on a patient who wasCOVID positive and his oxygen saturationwas at 84. After using the OC for twodays, his oxygen saturation improved to96 and was soon discharged.”
'87 PATIENTS RECOVERED'Himanshu Nagpal (IAS), joint magistrate,Saharanpur, who coordinated the distribution ofoxygen concentrators at the CHC, Ambeta,Saharanpur said:“The oxygen concentrators donatedby RightWalk Foundation have been of great help.Thanks to these units, so far, 87 COVID positivepatients have recovered at CHC Ambeta."
‘OF GREAT HELP’“The oxygen concentrators donated by RightWalkhave been of great help. We had a patient namedRudrabaksh Singh who was admitted to the hospitalwith an oxygen saturation of 70. We immediatelyput him on the 10 LPM oxygen concentrator and hisoxygen saturation improved to 90 plus,” said Dr.Atul Srivastava, a nodal officer at the Ortho ward atthe district hospital in Bahraich.
‘OXYGEN ON WHEELS,' a project by SahyadriFoundation at Nagpur, Maharashtra.Image courtesy: Sahyadri Foundation
Oxygen Concentrators at Civil Hospital, Kolhapur.Image Courtesy: Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust
OXYGEN SUPPORT
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15 partners
1,002 beds12 Isolation/COVID Care Centres
210 beds34 ICUs
ICU + Isolation Centre
ICU
Isolation Centre
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PHYSICALINFRASTRUCTURE
India has approximately 1.9 million hospital beds and about60% of these are in private hospitals. This translates to just1.5 beds per 1,000 people. The number of ICU beds stands at95,000. The availability of ICU beds was far below the demandof approx 500,000 at the peak of the second wave¹.
Setting up of ICUs and critical care unitsAugmenting hospital capacitySetting up COVID Care and Isolation Centres
GiveIndia is working with partners in
9 states currently supported withoperational ICU and Isolation Centres
Physical Infrastructure - State wise
¹ Business Standard
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NGO Spotlight — SnehalayaWith support from GiveIndia, Snehalaya opened a 130-bed COVID Care Centre to provide medical andquarantine facilities to COVID-positive asymptomatic patients or patients with mild to moderatesymptoms. Snehalaya prioritised the marginalised sections of society living in the Ahmednagar district ofMaharashtra for treatment and admission. The NGO also serves the differently abled in rural areasthrough its interventions.
The Impact700+ COVID-19 patients were given treatment at the centre, thus reducing the load on hospitals.
CLOSE MONITORING FOR KAMLABAIKamlabai Mulay, a resident of BhausahebFirodiya Old Age Home, tested positive forCOVID and was sent to Snehalaya COVIDCare Centre for further management. Thecentre provided oxygen support, meals,medicines and close monitoring. After 13days, Kamlabai recovered, was sent backto the home in an ambulance and advisedto return for regular check ups.
CASUAL WORKER CARED FORCOVID-positive Damukaka’s oxygen levels haddipped to 89% when he was admitted to theSnehalaya COVID Care Centre. The casual workerfrom Ahmednagar district was immediately put onan O2 concentrator and administered oralmedications according to ICMR guidelines. Hiscondition started improving from the fifth day of hisadmission and was discharged after a 13-day stay.
WHEN COVID STRUCK A FAMILYFor differently abled Tara Bai, the Snehalaya COVIDCare Centre was a refuge when she, along with herhusband and children, tested positive forCOVID. The family stayed at the centre for sevendays. Besides receiving COVID care, the family wasprovided with nutritious meals and other facilities.
220 bedded Children’s Covid Care Centre atYerwada, Pune, Maharashtra.Image Courtesy: CYDA
Dedicated Covid Care Centre, in partnership withthe Government, in Ahmednagar, Maharashtra.Image Courtesy: Snehalaya
PHYSICALINFRASTRUCTURE
Pictures from the field
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Medical equipment
oximeters18K
isolation kits27K
ambulances8
ventilators34
AMBULANCESCRITICAL CARE EQUIPMENT KITS & DEVICES
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MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
Faced with the worst public health emergency in decades,hospitals saw a shortage of lifesaving devices like ventilators anddepleting stocks of medical supplies including masks, syringes andgloves. India’s stock of 48,000 ventilators¹ is less than 50% thenumber required for such emergencies².
(diagnostic/preventive/wellness) for ASHA &Anganwadi workers
87K kits
GiveIndia is working with 29 partners including NGOs& state governments
21 states covered through our healthcareinterventions. Supported hospitals, ASHA &Anganwadi workers with equipment and riskassessment kits
Medical Equipment - State wise
Diagnostic & preventivekits which includeoximeters, thermometers,nebulisers, sanitisers,masks, gowns, gloves
For patient transport,for mortuary servicesand for medicalteams to visitremote areas
Ventilators, BiPAPs,portable X-raymachines, CT scanner& equipment forpediatric COVID care
¹ Geetanjali Kapoor et al ² Financial Express
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B.PAC, a non-partisan citizens' group that aims to improve governance in Bengaluru,provided free ambulance support from hospitals to crematoriums and burial grounds totransport the COVID-deceased of families from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
The ImpactAt the peak of the second wave of the pandemic, B.PAC provided free ambulance servicefor a month, starting in May 2021. The ambulances made 62 free trips covering 4,275 kms.
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MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
NGO Spotlight — Bangalore Political Action Committee (B.PAC)
Image courtesy: BPAC
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Equitable access Rural distribution & administration Capacity building
Strategy
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20,000 vaccines administered in partnership with NarayanaHealth, Clinnik and Sparsh Hospital
Partnership with hospitals (Aster, Apollo) to vaccinate wastepickers, gig workers, truck drivers etc. in Bangalore andother locations in Karnataka (100K doses)
Amazon vaccination drives for 4 centres in partnership withBBMP, Bangalore’s municipal authority
Action on the ground
Vaccination drive for Government School student’s parents, VaidehiGovernment School, Mahadevpura, Bangalore. Image courtesy: ACT
VACCINATION
Work towards reducing vaccine hesitancyby busting myths & misinformation aboutCOVID and facilitate ‘last mile delivery’ forinterior villages
Increase delivery capacityby training healthcareprofessionals to administerthe doses
Make vaccines available toall sections of societyparticularly low income,marginalised communities
After addressing the urgenthealthcare and humanitarianneeds, the challenge now is toprevent the spread of the virus tothe healthy population. As theanti-COVID vaccination drive rollsout, GiveIndia aims to plugloopholes in the country's access,distribution, and administration ofthe vaccines.
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Cash relief
Food & dry ration
Meals comprise staples like rice, daal,vegetables, chapati and moreMonthly dry ration kits contain daal, rice,salt, oil, atta, masala, tea, sugar etc
Food & dry rationInterim relief to low-income families whohave lost the earningmember to COVID
Cash relief
Food & Ration + Cash reliefFood & Ration
Daily wage labourers, migrant familiesGroups with menial jobsMarginalised groups, vulnerable and underserved groupsTribal communities
Communities Served
HUMANITARIAN AID
beneficiaries3,500
NGOs56
NGOs37
families780
beneficiaries380K
meals160K
ration kits72K
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The pandemic badly disrupted the livelihoods of the poor. People living inhouseholds with daily incomes below ₹375 per day increased by 77% bythe end of October 2020¹. These numbers would have aggravatedfurther during the 2nd wave as 98% of the country was in some form ofrestriction or statewide lockdown². The unemployment rate at 11.9% inMay 2021³ is the worst India has seen in the last 30 years. To alleviatethe suffering, GiveIndia is working with NGO partners to provide:
Humanitarian Aid - State wise
Most vulnerable communities in 24 states and1 UT of India reached through our partners
¹ Based on a study by Azim Premji University ² India Today ³ CMIE
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GiveIndia disburses funds toNGOsDirect bank transfer from NGOs tobeneficiariesPost-verification calls by GiveIndia
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GiveIndia partners withGiveAssured NGOs to identifyBPL families of COVID deceased
DemandAggregation
Disbursement
NGO verification - legal/ financial/program/ operational compliance checks
Identity, background checks Verification calls
Death certificate & COVID positive report The BPL cardAadhar card of beneficiary
Verification of NGOs & beneficiaries
2-step beneficiary verification process
Documents collected:
Periodic reports from partner onimplementation & impact status
Due Diligence Reporting
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CASH RELIEF — HOW WE GO ABOUT IT
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NGO Spotlight — Rise AgainstHunger-India (RAHI)
RAHI’s signature program is providing ready-to-cook, high-protein meals containing 21 essential nutrients including VitaminA, Vitamin B1, iron and folic acid. With GiveIndia’s support, theyhave continued to supply these fortified meals to their existinggroup of beneficiaries, including children of daily wage workers,and to vulnerable groups economically affected by the 2nd waveof COVID-19.
The ImpactRAHI has already distributed more than 100K boxes containingthese nutrient-rich meals to distressed populations in smalltowns of Maharashtra’s Palghar, Raigad, Aurangabad andKolhapur districts.
HELP FOR MOTHER & DAUGHTER
35-year-old Bala lives with her daughterin a temporary dwelling of plastic sheetsin Palghar, Maharashtra. Both motherand daughter are speech and hearingimpaired.Bala lost her only source of income as adomestic help during the 2nd wave ofCOVID. RAHI, through its widespreadnetwork, reached out and ensured thatBala and her daughter have nutritionalfood for two months.
HUMANITARIAN AID
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Forced to beg for his family To feed his family, Mohd Sahid wasforced to seek alms from motorists asno employer would hire him due to hisdisability. As Delhi went intolockdown, his family was deprived ofbasic necessities. Our NGO partnerSociety For Child Development, set upto create equal opportunities forpeople with disabilities, reached out toSahid with a ration kit that would lastfor him and his family till July 2021.
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Factory worker’s food challengeVisually challenged Mohd Aslam works in a factory and lives with his family in aone-room tenement on the outskirts of Delhi. As a result of the lockdown, factorieswere shut and he and his family were left without any income or food. Society ForChild Development intervened and provided the family with a month’s ration.
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Stories from the ground
HUMANITARIAN AID
Serving Covid warriors with hygienic food while on duty.Image courtesy: Annamrita
Image courtesy: Society For Child Development
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INDIA’S COVID CRISISIS FAR FROM OVER
Supply shortages: vaccination rate droppedto 2M/day, (need 10M/day)¹Rural distribution challenges
Equitable access and last mile: enable access to vaccines for poor andat-risk groups (drivers, ragpickers, municipal workers etc.) and supportdistribution to rural areasRural vaccination capacity: training for nurses, paramedics, ASHAworkers, health staff
VACCINATION
CHALLENGES FOCUS AREAS (3-6 MONTHS)
50% cases are in rural areas² but only 3.2govt. hospital beds per 10,000 people exist.22% more PHCs, and 30% more CHCs³needed~70% facilities are understaffed³
Long term infra: oxygen plants with an oxygen grid for changingdemand, paediatric ventilators, ICU bedsCapacity+capability: training of ASHA workers, incentives for healthcareworkers to serve rural areas
RURAL HEALTHINFRASTRUCTURE
230 million people have fallen below povertyline⁴ with 75% drop in income of ultra poor⁵Future lockdowns will be even more disruptivefor the poor and vulnerable
Continue food/dry ration/cash relief, welfare accessSupport programs for sustainable livelihoods like kitchengardens, mask making etc.
HUMANITARIAN &LIVELIHOOD
SUPPORT
Lockdowns cannot last forever. New variants, the slow pace of vaccination and inadequate healthinfrastructure may lead to more waves
¹ORF article ²TheHindu article ³livemint article ⁴State of working India 2021 report, Azim Premji University ⁵thehindubusinessline article
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HNIs20
foundations17
corporates + brands147
retail donors500K+
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GIVING COLLECTIVE
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TESTIMONIALS
“When Nick and I decided that we wanted to start a fundraiser to provide medical aid for India during one of its worst evercrises, the Covid 19 pandemic, we were both sure that we needed a partner who not only had the experience but also hadboots on the ground in these unprecedented times. We turned to GiveIndia. As the largest organisation on ground in Indiaproviding Covid relief at the time, the team was able to help us bring our #TogetherForIndia fundraiser to life very quickly. First and foremost, they are transparent - with regular updates, we were able to see where the funds were being deployedand what it was being used for. Secondly, because they were doing so much work on ground, we were able to pivot ourobjectives basis the immediate needs at any given time. They have a team of professional, experienced, passionate peoplewho have supported our efforts and ensured that aid was provided where needed the most.”
Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Actor, Producer, Entrepreneur
“People often wonder where the money wouldgo. I can tell you, I started working withGiveIndia when the pandemic first broke a yearago. We validate them, it’s a very good, reliableorganisation. People should have confidence ingiving to GiveIndia and know that the money willbe used immediately to help somebody.”
"GiveIndia was one of the firstto understand the challengesthat we as a society faced andmobilised enormous resourcesto support the people in need — a commendable job, thank you.”
“GiveIndia’s pursuit of bringing trust,convenience and choice for donors is alignedwith our goal to enable more informed andintentional generosity by everyday givers.We are happy to be a part of this respectedgroup of funders who have come forward tosupport this effort.”
Robert Rosen, Director ofPhilanthropic PartnershipsBill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Vinod Khosla, Venture Capitalist Sanjay Gupta, Country Managerand VP, Google India
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Abhishek PoddarMuseum of Art& Photography
Amita ChauhanSocial Venture Partners,Mumbai
Amitabh ChaudhryAxis Bank
Arun Seth,Ex-Chairman-BT,NASSCOM
Binny BansalCo-Founder Flipkart,VC investor
Dr. Devi ShettyNarayana Health
Govind IyerEgon Zehnder
Haigreve KhaitanKhaitan & Co
Ingrid SrinathAshoka University
Kiran Mazumdar-ShawBiocon
MR RangaswamiSand Hill Group
Neeraj AggarwalBCG
Sandeep SibalFourth Frontier
Sanjay GuptaGoogle India
Sanjiv MehtaHindustanUnilever Limited
Shailesh HaribhaktiShailesh Haribhakti& Associates
Shilpa KumarOmidyarNetwork India
Surendra RoshaHSBC India
V VaidyanathanIDFC First Bank
ICRF-2 Advisory Board
ABOUT GIVEINDIA
GiveIndia exists to alleviate poverty by enabling theworld to give. Established in 2000, it is the largest andthe most trusted giving platform in India. It enablesindividuals and organizations to raise and donate fundsconveniently to any cause they care about, withofferings including crowdfunding, corporate giving,cause marketing, and philanthropy consulting.GiveIndia’s community of 2M+ donors and 250+partners have supported 2,200+ verified nonprofits,serving 15M+ people across the country.
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Atul SatijaFounder 2.0 & CEOThe/Nudge, Ex-InMobi,ISB, NIT
Sumit TayalCOO, Ex-COONetscribes, IIMB
Neha JoshiHead, NGO PartnershipsEx-HomeShop18, IMT
Priyanka PrakashHead, Online Giving& PartnershipsEx-InMobi, Deloitte,Carnegie Mellon
Somedutta ChatterjeeHead, CorporatePartnerships - CSR &Employee GivingEx-Ajio, ISB, LSR
Tarun LohaniLead, Stakeholder DelightEx-Altisource, IIM-L
Ruchi SharmaHead, People & CultureEx-Google, FORE, DU
Subhashis RayHead, FinanceEx-Goldman Sachs, WNS,Genpact, St Xaviers
Leadership TeamExtended Leadership Team
Board of Directors
N Vaghul
Atul SatijaFounder 2.0 & CEO,The/Nudge,Ex-InMobi, ISB, NIT
Govind IyerEgon Zehnder,Ex-Coca-Cola, P&G
Bharath VisweswariahOmidyar Network
Sandeep SibalChair Emeritus FormerChairman, ICICI Bank
CEO, Fourth Frontier
Steering Committee
Govind IyerEgon Zehnder,Ex-Coca-Cola, P&G
Ingrid SrinathAshoka University
Shailesh HaribhaktiShailesh Haribhakti& Associates
ICRF-2 TEAM
Kiran RamarajHead, Product & TechnologyEx-Amazon, ex-Tesco MDI, Gurgaon
KP VinodMD - Alliances & Govt.Partnerships The/NudgeFoundation, BITS Pilani, LKYSPP
Puneet BhiraniEx-COO Ola,Ex-CEO Ola Fleet
Tushar KhichariyaCo-founder MotifworksTech, Census Counters
Ashwin VenkatramanCEO Flurn, IIM
Nishit MathurFounder GroCanvas, Ex Co-founder, OnlineTyari,IIM Lucknow, IIT Kanpur
Sriram VDirector - Partnerships andEngagements, The/Nudge,Ex-Frost & Sullivan, BITSPilani
Vishal ChowlaEx-Save the Children,Walmart, Coca-Cola, XLRI
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The second wave of COVID-19 hit us far more aggressively than it did last year,and rapidly led to the country being engulfed by a health and humanitarian crisis.
At the same time, we saw generosity like never before, with people from all walksof life joining us as donors, partners and volunteers to respond to the calamity.We also learned to quickly pivot our role in interventions - from supporting tocreating medical infrastructure and augmenting oxygen and medical supplies.
However, the experience over the last two months has demonstrated just howmuch work we have left to do - not only to recuperate from the deadly secondblow of the virus but also to reconcile with the new reality of a pandemic wesimply can’t wish away. So we will be focusing on supporting healthcareinfrastructure and vaccination drives in rural areas, while continuing to backlivelihood rebuilding efforts and humanitarian needs.
We are deeply grateful for your support and counting on it to keep workingtowards recovery and resilience.
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FROM THE CEO’S DESK
Atul SatijaFounder 2.0 & CEO
Dhanyawad
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PartnershipsAmazonArtiseraAthletifreakBaatein - NIDBaazi GamesBigBasketBlackhawk NetworkByteDanceCredDBS BankDDB MudraDiageoDineoutDSP Investment ManagersElongateFabindiaFacebookFamPayFino BankFisdomFlipkartFurlencoGlanceGoli Vada PavGooglePayGrofersGrowwHealthifyMeHSBCHumble BundleIIFL Home Finance Ltd.Improv Comedy BangaloreMeeshoMPL Sports FoundationMyntraMyYogaTeacherNarayana HealthNucleiNykaaOnePlus
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PARTNER INDEXPaypalPaytmPepperfryPhonePePlaySimple GamesPumaRadioMirchiRoyal Challengers BangaloreScripboxShoppers StopSvenklasSwiggyThe Plated ProjectThodabahutTimes InternetTruecallerVaunt SkincareVismaya CollectionWazirXXiaomiYoutubeDonor Advised FundsBNY Mellon TrustFidelity CharitableGoldman Sachs PhilanthropyJP Morgan Charitable FundMorgan stanley Gift FundNational Philanthropic TrustNordson CorporationSCHWAB CharitableSilicon Valley Community FoundationVanguard CharitableIndividualsAlia BhattAlya, Huda, Mona Kattan & Chris Ashish ToshniwalGaurav K. KapadiaGoncaloDalip PathakDharmesh Shah
Hrithik RoshanIndra NooyiJada Pinkett SmithJamie KernJanhvi KapoorKatrina KaifKristen BellKunal & Neha NayyarMaxmilian and Debora StoneMouni RoyRam ShriramRay DalioRussell MehtaSaif Ali KhanThe Khosla FamilyV Vaidyanathan
Fundraisers
OneMoreBreathAshu GargNeeraj GargPooja MalikI Breathe for IndiaLara DuttaShayamal VallabhjeeTogether for IndiaPriyanka Chopra JonasNick JonasSouth Asian StudentsShyamli BadgaiyanPriyank LathwalRoshan SharmaRishi PalanAkshita MehraStream for IndiaFilterCopyLocoShow Up For IndiaOnly Much LouderTanmay Bhat
Help India BreatheJay ShettyMask on IndiaOpraahFx
Other FundraisersAIR FoundationAlleviate ClubAlumni of Jamnabai Narsee SchoolAnindita Bose, Sarang Gupta, and Shreya BasuAnjali Bhimani and Lucie PohlAnkur Modi, Priyanka ModiArijit [email protected] India DanceDhruv KhandelwalDhruvv SuranaDialPadEide BaillyEisnerAmperElysium Calisthenics ParkEmbassy GroupEntrepreneurs' OrganizationFundzillaGaurav GuptaGovind IyerGoya X NivaalaJanhavi and Jeevika PurkarJohn ThomasKarni JasolKPop IndiaMananya Trivedi , Mitali Bhola , Sana Gupta , Sreshta S VengaraiMinholics IndiaMission OxygenMonika ManchandaMonsoon DanceNetflix and Team Never Have I EverNiveda KumarNivedita Rai
Nupur Navlakha and Rahul JainPooja Pradeep and Rajesh DisalePriyanka BaranwalRakulpreet SinghRupal Sanghavi, Diksha Kurwa, Mira Samir Shah,Anoushka Modi, Satvi ShethSaee KhandekarSameer Duggal, TK Anil Kumar, Sanjay AggarwalSanchhaya Education Private LimitedSannam S4Satya LankaShetal JoshiShilpa AkellaShreya BasuShreyasi ThotaSneha Raghavan and Shloka AshokSupervekTaruna SainiTaurus Wealth Advisors Pte LtdTeam NaachTilfi BanarasTwo Brothers Organic FarmsUnited Way DelhiUniversity Of Michigan India Alumni AssociationUpliftConnectUsha RaghavanWeWork IndiaExecution partnersAlvarez & MarsalAmazonDelhiveryKPMGOLAOYOPM RelocationsPwCShadowfax
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NGO INDEX
Aarti for GirlsActionAid AssociationBangalore Political Action CommitteeBhumiBosconetCentre for Wildlife StudiesCentre for Youth Development and Activities Child in Need Institute Child Rights and You Concern India FoundationDoctors For YouDream India NetworkE and H FoundationEkam FoundationFederation of Rajasthan Trade & IndustryGlobal Hospital & Research CentreGram Vikas TrustGramin Vikas Evam Chetna SansthanHaritikaHealing Fields FoundationHelping Hand Charitable TrustHemkunt FoundationHoncho Tech For Good FoundationIndia Literacy ProjectIntegrated Rural Community Development SocietyKailash Satyarthi Children's FoundationKanpur Parivartan ForumKHUSHII - Kinship for Humanitarian Social and Holistic InterventionKVN FoundationLearning Curve Life Skills FoundationLords Education & Health SocietyMahan TrustMahratta Chamber of Commerce Industries and AgricultureManjhi Development Foundation For SkillingMarathwada Gramin Vikas Sanstha
Milaan FoundationMuktiMy Children FoundationNanritamNative Medicare Charitable TrustNav Bharat Jagriti KendraNavasrushti International TrustNirmaan OrganizationNiveshOlirum Erodu FoundationOne Billion Literates FoundationOxygenforIndiaPandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Action andResearch SocietyPiramal Swasthya Management andResearch InstitutePlan IndiaPRADANProject Potential TrustProject Smile TrustRatna Nidhi Charitable TrustRightwalk FoundationRotary Club Of Purulia Charitable TrustRural Health Care FoundationSaahasSahyadri Gramin Vikas Va BahuuddeshiyaYuvak Kalyan SansthaSamaritan Help MissionSamerth Charitable TrustSave The ChildrenSelf Reliant Initiatives through Joint ActionSetu Centre For Social Knowledge AndActionSeva BharathiShakti Foundation
Shree Sant Singaji Educational SocietySnehalayaSociety of promotion of Art, Culture, Education & Environmental ExcellenceSree Vasavi TrustSri Someshwar Nath Mahadev TrustSrijan Ek SochSwami Vivekananda Youth MovementSwastiSwitchOn FoundationThe Akanksha FoundationThe Leprosy Mission Trust IndiaTYCIA FoundationUnder Privileged Advancement by Youth SocietyUnicorpus Health FoundationUnited Way Of HyderabadVanavil TrustVidhayak SansadYuvraj Singh Foundation
Healthcare
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Aapna JanakalyanAction AidAction for Development of DemosAnnamrita FoundationAnudip Foundation for Social WelfareApnalayaAshray AkrutiBani MandirBlind Welfare CouncilBosconetCalcutta FoundationCatalysts For Social ActionCentre for Community InitiativeChaitanya Educational and Rural Development SocietyChildren of India FoundationChintanChristian Organization for Social ServiceChurch's Auxiliary for Social ActionCORO for LiteracyCuddles FoundationDeepalayaGoonjGrace Peter Charitable TrustGram Chetna KendraGram Vikas TrustHaritikaHasiru DalaHead Held HighHuman Education And Liberation For PoorIndia HIV/AIDS AllianceIndian Dreams FoundationJan Sahas Social Development SocietyJanakalyan
Keshava Kripa Samvardhana Samiti (Abhudaya)Khana ChahiyeLeprosy Mission Trust of IndiaLiteracy IndiaMagic Bus India FoundationManuvikasaMarathwada Gramin Vikas SansthaMarathwada Navnirman LokayatMitti Social Initiatives FoundationMuktiMuskaan DreamsNative Medicare Charitable TrustPeepulPinkishe FoundationPrajayatnaPrasanna TrustRailway Children IndiaRise Against Hunger IndiaSamparcSapnaSense International IndiaSeva MandirSeven Sisters Development AssistanceShramik BhartiSikshana FoundationSnehalayaSociety For Child DevelopmentSociety For Poor People DevelopmentSociety for Women's Education Economic DevelopmentSociety of Community Health Oriented Operational LinksSOS Children's Villages of IndiaSukaryaSwadhar IDWC
SwastiTeach for IndiaThe Association of People with DisabilityThe Humsafar TrustTomorrow's FoundationTurnstone GlobalVidya and ChildVidya PoshakVizhuthukal TrustVrutti
Humanitarian aid
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Andhra PradeshArea Hospital, ChittoorCommunity Health Centre, Alamuru Mandal, East Godavari DistrictCommunity Health Centre, ChittoorCommunity Health Centre, Guduru Mandal, Krishna DistrictCommunity Health Nutrition Clusters, Thamballapalle, ChittoorDistrict Hospital, VizagDistrict Hospital, AnanathpurDistrict Hospital, Machilipatnam Mandal, Krishna DistrictGovernment General Hospital, NelloreGovernment General Hospital, Kakinada, East Godavari District.Kapileshwarapuram District Hospital, East GodavriKosuvaripalle Primary Health Centre,Thamballapalle mandal, ChittoorPeddamandyam Primary Health Center, ChittoorPhiladelphia Community Hospital, SalurPrimary Health Center, Angara, Kapileswarapuram, East GodavariPrimary Health Centre, Annaswamy Palli, ChittoorPrimary Health Centre, Chinnagottigallu Mandal, ChittoorPrimary Health Centre, Chinnapuram, Machilipatnam Mandal, KrishnaPrimary Health Centre, Choppella, Alamuru Mandal, East GodavariPrimary Health Centre, K.V.B.Puram, ChittoorPrimary Health Centre, Papanaidupet, Yerpedu Mandal, ChittoorPrimary Health Centre, Pedapalla, Alamuru Mandal , East godavariPrimary Health Centre, Srikalahasthi Mandal, ChittoorPrimary Health Centre, Vadamalapet, ChittoorPrimary Health Centre, Vakatippa, Kapileswarapuram, East GodavariPrimary Health Centre, Yerpedu Mandal, ChittoorPrimary Health Centre,Talla Palem, Machilipatnaml, Krishna DistrictRajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, SrikakulamSVRR Government General Hospital, Tirupathi,ChittoorAssamMahendra Mohan Chaudhary Hospital, KamrupSingimari Model Hospital, Dadara, KamrupChhattisgarhAmbikapur Medical College, Gangapur, AmbikapurChattisgarh Institute of Medical Science, BilaspurCommunity Health Centre, KorbaDistrict Hospital, BilaspurDistrict Hospital, Sukma
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HOSPITAL INDEXDelhiAyushman Hospital, Dwarka, New DelhiRathi Hospital, Ranhola, New DelhiGujaratCovid Hospital, Community Health Center, Rapar, KutchCovid Hospital, Community Health Centre, Palasava, KutchGeneral Hospital, Jamkhambhadiya, Dwarka DistrictGovernment Hospital, Dwarka DistrictIndian Army Hospital, BhujHaryanaNarayana Superspeciality Hospital, GurugramHimachal PradeshDr. Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College,Tanda, KangraDr. YSPG Medical College and Hospital, Nahan, SirmourESI Hospital, Kantha, SolanIndira Gandhi Medical College and Hospital, ShimlaShri Lal Bahadur Shastri Government Medical College &Hospital, MandiJammu and KashmirCommunity Health Centre, Hajin, BandiporaCommunity Health Centre, Sonarwani, BandiporaDistrict Hospital, BandiporaIndia Army Hospital, SambaIndian Army Hospital, AkhnoorNew Type Primary Health Centre, BandiporaPrimary Health Centre, BandiporaPrimary Health Centre, Palhalan , BaramullahPrimary Health Centre, Singpora , BaramullahSub District Hospital , BaramullahJharkhandCommunity Health Centre, Jagannathpur, West SinghbumCommunity Health Centre, Rutagutu (Bada jaamda), WestSinghbumDistrict Hospital, ChatraMalnutrition Treatment Centre, Chas, BokaroMalnutrition Treatment Centre, Peterwar, BokaroMalnutrition Treatment Centre, Tundi, DhanbadSanmat Kalyan Hospital, Dumka
KarnatakaAkshaya Nursing HomeAl- ameen charitable HospitalAnekal Govt Hospital, Bengaluru RuralApeksha Nursing Home, BangaloreCommunity Health Centre, Kalagi, ChittapurCommunity Health Centre, Wadi, Chittapur, KalaburgiDeva Nursing Home, BangaloreDistrict Government Hospital, KalburgiDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, Ajjarkadu, UdupiDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, Ammannikere, TumkurDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, BagalkoteDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, Beerasandra, DevanhalliDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, BH RoadDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, BidarDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, ChamrajanagarDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, Chittapur, BidarDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, HassanDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, KolarDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, MangaloreDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, RaichurDistrict Health and Family Welfare Office, RamnagaraDistrict Hospital, HaveriDoddaballapur Govt Hospital, Bangalore RuralFRU Afzalpur, GulbargaFRU Aland, GulbargaFRU Anekal, Bangalore UrbanFRU Ankola, Uttar KannadaFRU Athani, BelgaumFRU Aurad, BidarFRU Badami, BagalkotFRU Bailahongal, BelgaumFRU Basavakalyan, BidarFRU Basavana, Bagewadi, BijapurFRU Bhalki, BidarFRU Bhatkal, Uttara KannadaFRU Bilgi, BagalkotFRU Bydagi, HaveriFRU Chikkanayakanhalli, TumkurFRU Chincholi, Gulbarga
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FRU Chitapur, GulbargaFRU Deodurga, RaichurFRU Gangawathi, KoppalFRU Gubbi, TumkurFRU Gudibande, ChikkaballapurFRU Gundlupet, ChamrajanagarFRU Hadagali, BellaryFRU Hagaribommanahalli, BellaryFRU Hangal, HaveriFRU HD Kote, MysoreFRU Heggadadevankote, MysoreFRU Hirekerur, HaveriFRU Homnabad, BidarFRU Hoskote, Bagalore RuralFRU Hukkeri, BelgaumFRU Hukkeri, BelgaumFRU Hunagunda, BagalkotFRU Hunsuru, MysoreFRU Indi, BijapurFRU Jewargi, GulbargaFRU Kalghatagi, DharwadFRU Kollegal, ChamrajanagarFRU Koratgere, TumkurFRU KR Nagara, MysoreFRU KR Pete, MandyaFRU Kudligi, BellaryFRU Kundgol, DharwadFRU Kunigal, TumkurFRU Kushtagi, KoppalFRU Lingasugur, RaichurFRU Maddur, MandyaFRU Madhugiri, TunkurFRU Malavalli, MandyaFRU Manvi, RaichurFRU Meddebihala, BijapurFRU Mundargi, GadagFRU Nabalgund, DharwadFRU Nagamanala, MandyaFRU Nanjanagudu, MsyoreFRU Padavpura, Mandya
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HOSPITAL INDEXFRU Pavagada, TumkurFRU Piriyapatna, MysoreFRU Raibag, BelgaumFRU Ramdurg, BelgaumFRU Ranibennur, HaveriFRU Ron, GadagFRU Sandur, BellaryFRU Saundatti, BelgaumFRU Savanur, HaveriFRU Sedum, GulbargaFRU Shiggaon, HaveriFRU Shirhatti, GadagFRU Shorapur, YadgirFRU Siddapur, Uttar KannadaFRU Sindagi, BijapurFRU Sindhnur, RaichurFRU Sira, TumkurFRU Sirsi, Uttar KannadaFRU Siruguppa, BellaryFRU Srirangapattana, MandyaFRU T. Narasipura, MysoreFRU Tiptur, TumkurFRU Turuvekere, TumkurFRU Yelandur, ChamrajanagarFRU Yelburga, KoppalGeneral Hospital, BaswakalyanGovernment General Hospital, ChittapurGovernment General Hospital, PutturGovernment Hospital, Ranebennur, HaveriGovernment Hospital, KarkalaGovernment Hospital, DevanahalliHBS Charitable hospital, BangaloreHVM Nursing Home, BangaloreMallige Hospital, BangaloreManasa Hospital, Bagalur, BangaloreNayonika Eye Care Charitable Trust, BangalorePobbathi Maternity Centre, VV Puram, BangalorePrimary Health Centre, Allur K, ChittarpurPrimary Health Centre, Korwar, ChittarpurPrimary Health Centre, Madabul, Chittarpur
RK Hospital, BangaloreSri Jayachamarajendra Governmnent Hospital, ArsikereSri Krishna Sevashrama Hospital, BangaloreSuguna Hospital, BangaloreSuraksha Hospital, BangaloreTaluk General Hospital, BantwalTaluk General Hospital, BelthangadiTaluk General Hospital, SulliaTaluk Hospital, BagepalliTaluk Hospital, Beluru, HassanTaluka General Hospital, DoddaballapurTaluka Government Hospital, Bailuhongal, BelagaviVasavi General Hospital, BangaloreVivekanand Memorial Hospital, SaragurYelahanka Hospital, BangaloreKeralaDistrict Hospital, MavelikaraLeprosy Sanatorium Hospital, Nooranad, AlpuzzahMedical College, AlapuzzhaRuckmoni Memorial Devi Hospital, ThiruvananthapuramSri Ramakrishna Ashrama Charitable Hospital, ThiruvananthapuramLadakhIndian Army Military Hospital, KargilMadhya PradeshCivil Hospital, Bairagarh, BhopalCivil Hospital, Beohari Urban, ShahdolCivil Hospital, BerasiaCivil Hospital, Hatta, DamohCommunity Health Centre, Bansukli, ShahdolCommunity Health Centre, Burhar, ShahdolCommunity Health Centre, Gohparu, ShahdolCommunity Health Centre, Jaisinghnagar, ShahdolCommunity Health Centre, Jawa, RewaCommunity Health Centre, Jhikbijuri, ShahdolCommunity Health Centre, Singhpur, ShahdolCommunity Health Centre, Teothar, RewaDistrict Hospital, DamohDistrict Hospital, ShivpuriGovernment Hospital, KhategaonIndian Army Hospital, Sagar
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Rural Hospital Saswad, Purandar, PuneRural Hospital, Manwat, ParbhaniRural Hospital, MedhaRural Hospital, NarkhedRural Hospital, RenapurRural Hospital, UdgirSub District Hospital, Selu, ParbhaniOdishaSub Divisional Hospital, KhariarRajasthanCommunity Health Centre, Govindgarh , AlwarCommunity Health Centre, Devri, BaranCommunity Health Centre, Kelwara, BaranCommunity Health Centre, Laxmangarh, AlwarCommunity Health Centre, Nagar, BharatpurCommunity Health Centre, Shahabad, BaranCommunity Health Centre, Sikrim, BharatpurJ Watmull Global Hospital & Research Centre, Mount AbuPrimary Health Centre, Baghera, Kekri, AjmerPrimary Health Centre, Gulpada, Nagar, BharatpurPrimary Health Centre, Juniya, Kekri, AjmerPrimary Health Centre, Kadeda, Kekri, AjmerPrimary Health Centre, Kasbathana, BaranPrimary Health Centre, Khandela, SikarPrimary Health Centre, Mudiya, Nagar, BharatpurPrimary Health Centre, Narwar, AjmerPrimary Health Centre, Para, Kekri, AjmerPrimary Health Centre, Pranheda, Kekri, AjmerPrimary Health Centre, Samla Khurd, Govingarh , AlwarTamil NaduAdyar Cancer Institute, ChennaiCohaj Hospital, NagapattinamDistrict Government Hospital, NagapattinamDistrict Hospital, TiruvallurGovernment District Hospital, RamanathapuramGovernment Hospital for Thoracic Medicine, MaduraiGovernment Hospital, ThirupatturGovernment Medical College Hospital, CoimbatoreGovernment Mohan Kumaramangalam Medical College Hospital, SalemGovt.Hospital (GH), Valapady, Salem
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HOSPITAL INDEXHoly Family Mission Hospital, NilgirisOur Lady of Health Hospital, ThanjavurPrimary Health Centre, Aranuthumalai, Ayodhiyapattinam, SalemPrimary Health Centre, Atchankuttapatti, Ayodhiyapattinam, SalemPrimary Health Centre, Kadalady, RamanathapuramPrimary Health Centre, Karipatti, SalemPrimary Health Centre, Kootathupatti, Ayodhiyapattinam, SalemPrimary Health Centre, Masinayakkanpatti, Ayodhiyapattinam, SalemPrimary Health Centre, Melakidaram, Kadalady, RamanathapuramPrimary Health Centre, Thamaraikulam, Rettaiyoorani, RamanathapuramPrimary Health Centre, Thirumanur, Mangalpuram, SalemPrimary Health Centre, Thiruppullani, RamanathapuramPrimary Health Centre, Thiruvalangadu, TiruvallurPrimary Health Centre, Valasaiur, Sukkampatti, SalemStanley Hospital, ChennaiTaluk Hospital, Kadalady block, RamanathapuramUpgrade Primary Health Centre, Earwadi, Kadalady Block,RamanathapuramUpgrade Primary Health Centre, Periyapattinam, RamanathapuramUpgrade Primary Health Centre, Sayalkudi, Kadalady Block,RamanathapuramUpgrade Primary Health Centre, Uchipuli Mandapam, RamanathapuramTelanganaCommunity Health Centre, Kollapur, NagarkunoolCommunity Health Centre, Lingala, NagarkunoolCommunity Health Centre, Pangal, WanaparthyDurgabai Deshmukh Hospital, HyderabadGovernment Area Hospital, MuluguGovernment District Hospital, AdilabadGovernment District Hospital, AsifabadGovernment District Hospital, KothagudemPrimary Health Centre, Kodair, Nagarkunool DistrictPrimary Health Centre, Lingala, NagarkunoolPrimary Health Centre, Pentlavelly, Nagarkunool DistrictUnicorpus Word and Deed Hospital, Amberpet
Jabera District Hospital, DamohKolar Community Health Centre, BhopalKushabahu Thakre District Hospital , ShahdolMahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College, IndorePrimary Health Centre, Amjhor, ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Bairad , ShivpuriPrimary Health Centre, Bamhauri, ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Budwa, BeohariPrimary Health Centre, Channaudi, ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Chaukhandi, Jawa, RewaPrimary Health Centre, Dabhaura, Block-Jawa, RewaPrimary Health Centre, Deoland, ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Dinara, ShivpuriPrimary Health Centre, Gadhi, Tyonthar, RewaPrimary Health Centre, Jaitpur, ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Kanadi , ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Keshwahi, ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Khairaha, ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Khataura, Badarwas, ShivpuriPrimary Health Centre, Khod, ShivpuriPrimary Health Centre, Koni, Jawa, RewaPrimary Health Centre, Lunwasa, ShivpuriPrimary Health Centre, Majhgawan, ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Manpura, ShivpuriPrimary Health Centre, Pali, Sohagpur, ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Papredi , ShahdolPrimary Health Centre, Pohri , ShivpuriPrimary Health Centre, Rannod, ShivpuriPrimary Helath Centre, Ufari, ShahdolPushpdeep Hospital, KhategaonState Institute of Health Management and Communication, GwaliorMaharashtraB.K.L. Walawalkar Hospital, RatnagiriCooper Hospital, MumbaiGovernment Medical college and hospital , AurangabadGrant Government Medical College, MumbaiHindu Hruday Samrat Balasaheb Thackerey Trauma Care, JogeshwariHoly Spirit Hospital, MumbaiKDMC Covid Hospital, Kalyan EastKEM hospital, JogeshwariMahatma Gandhi Tribal Hospital, Dharni, AmravatiPrimary Health Centre, Hadgao, Pathri, ParbhaniPrimary Health Centre, Pangaon
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Uttar PradeshBanda Medical College, Naraini Road, BandaAutonomous State Medical College, FirozabadCombined Hospital, BalrampurCommunity Health Centre, Aalam Chand , Tahseel Chail, KaushambiCommunity Health Centre, Baragaon, VaranasiCommunity Health Centre, Chiraigaon block, VaranasiCommunity Health Centre, Dudhai, KushinagarCommunity Health Centre, Gangapur, Pindra, VaranasiCommunity Health Centre, Jakhini, Araziline VaranasiCommunity Health Centre, Kada, Sirathu, KaushambiCommunity Health Centre, Kaneli, KaushambiCommunity Health Centre, Mitauli, KheriCommunity Health Centre, Puarikala, Harahua, VaranasiCommunity Health Centre, Robertsganj, SonbhadraCommunity Health Centre, Sarai, KaushambiCommunity Health Centre, Sirathu, KaushambiCommunity Health Centre, Turkaha, KushinagarDistrict Hospital, Ghasiyaripura, BahraichDistrict Hospital, Lodhi, SonbhadraDistrict Joint Hospital, Robertsganj, SonbhadraGovernment District Hospital, BudaunGovernment Medical College, AzamgarhGovernment Medical College, AzeezganjGovernment Medical College, BandaGovernment Medical College, KannaujJagdishpur Trauma Centre, Jagdishpur, Musafirkhana, AmethiJila Purush Chikitsalaya & Jila Mahila Chikitsalaya, KheriJila Sanyukt Chikitsalaya, Chakia, ChandauliJoint District Hospital, Manjhanpur, KaushambiKamla Pati Tripathi District Hospital, ChandauliMaharshi Balaark Chikitsalaya, BahraichMDI Hospital, PrayagrajMotilal Nehru Mandleey Hospital, PrayagrajNew Primary Health Centre, Sekhupur, BudaunNew Primary Health Centre, Ushait, BudaunOpec Hospital Kailey, BastiPrimary Health Centre, Ajhuwa, KaushambiPrimary Health Centre, Chail, KaushambiPrimary Health Centre, Chakia, Chandauli
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HOSPITAL INDEXPrimary Health Centre, Charwa, KaushambiPrimary Health Centre, Daragang , PrayagrajPrimary Health Centre, Harahua, VaranasiPrimary Health Centre, KarariPrimary Health Centre, Manjhanpur, KaushambiPrimary Health Centre, Maukala, Robertsganj, SonbhadraPrimary Health Centre, Mooratganj, KaushambiPrimary Health Centre, Newada, KaushambiPrimary Health Centre, Parasi Dubey, Robertsganj, SonbhadraPrimary Health Centre, Pindra, VaranasiPrimary Health Centre, Rampur Basni, Baragaon, VaranasiPrimary Health Centre, Sandilwa, KheriPrimary Health Centre, Sarsawan, KaushambiPrimary Health Centre, Shahganj , Robertsganj, SonbhadraPrimary Health Centre, Ujhani, BudaunPrimary Health Centre, Usawan, BudaunRajkiya Medical College, BadaunRajshree Dashrath Autonomous State Medical College, AyodhyaRML, Gomti Nagar, LucknowSMMH Government Medical College, SaharanpurSRN Medical College Hospital, PrayagrajSwami Vivekanand Rajkeey Hospital, Bhelupur, VaranasiTej Bahadur Saproo (Beli Hospital), PrayagrajUrban Community Health Centre, Dhelwariya, VaranasiUrban Community Health Centre, Durgakund , VaranasiUrban Community Health Centre, Shivpur VaranasiZila Mahila Chikitsalaya, PrayagrajWest BengalMurshidabad Medical College, Berhampore, MurshidabadNetaji Subhash Sanitorium Covid Hospital, NadiaTulsiram Lakshmi Devi Jaiswal Hospital, Nimtouri
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