Creating mobile health solutions for behaviour change – Access the resources
Healthy Pregnancy, Healthy Baby, has provided over 1.8 million families in Tanzania with vital nutrition information - Read the report
The mHealth Design Toolkit has 10 key principles to increase adoption and customer uptake of mobile health services - Read the toolkit
Scaling digital health in developing markets: The role of MNOs as ICT service partners for governments, health providers and health tech companies – Read the report
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mHealth Programme
Placing mobile at the heart of the healthcare ecosystem
Our mission is to enable access for women and children to essential maternal healthcare through innovative mobile solutions.
Mobile can increase the quality, reduce the cost and extend the reach of healthcare to benefit millions. mHealth services have the potential to generate significant impact by reaching women and children who lack access to essential healthcare and nutritional information. By forging stronger connections between the mobile and healthcare industries, the GSMA mHealth Programme is supporting commercially sustainable health services that transform the lives of people in need and promote the wellbeing of mothers and families in developing countries.
This project was funded with UK aid from the British people
