India
We've been strengthening public health in India for more than four decades.
India has tremendous health needs along with ever-expanding capacity to develop solutions. We’ve been working with public and private partners here since 1978 to address health challenges, share technical know-how, and, increasingly, support local innovation.
Focused on equity
Everyone deserves the chance to live a healthy life. We forge partnerships to develop, adapt, and scale up solutions to accelerate progress toward health equity.
Strengthening health systems
We are committed to reduce the burden of disease in India. We work with the governments of several states to bring lasting improvements to health systems.
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July 11, 2023HIV self-testing in India: A step towards self-care
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March 24, 2023How digital solutions can reimagine TB care
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March 24, 2023Private sector engagement for digitizing health care in India
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July 19, 2022The answer to India's diagnostic and surveillance needs
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July 28, 2022Breakthrough vaccine carrier solves an invisible challenge to vaccine potency
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March 22, 2022Strengthening supply chains for future emergency response
We develop and implement new approaches to prevent, manage and eliminate infectious diseases, prepare for potential pandemics, address the challenges of TB, HIV, hepatitis and neglected tropical diseases such as visceral leishmaniasis, lymphatic filariasis, dengue, malaria and reduce mortality due to acute encephalitis syndrome. We provide technical support to various states to implement innovative solutions, institutionalize sustainable engagement models, strengthen surveillance, track and train healthcare workers, and collect and analyze data for these diseases.
We work with India’s leading vaccine manufacturers to develop and deliver lifesaving vaccines. We help stakeholders to do preclinical research on new candidates, conduct pivotal clinical evaluations and, ultimately, develop innovative approaches for new vaccine introduction and immunization system strengthening. With our partners, we developed the first- and second-ever Indian vaccines against Rotavirus. We have two decades of experience in advancing Japanese encephalitis immunization services in India. We test the scalability of new cold chain equipment, such as the freeze-preventive vaccine carrier which allows for safe transportation of vaccines.
India accounts for 40 percent of the global burden of low-birth weight babies and 17 percent of global maternal deaths. We collaborate with partners to strengthen newborn nutrition and provide essential health care interventions for mothers and babies to improve health outcomes. We enable access to tools to improve accurate screening and diagnosis of illness in children under five. We work with the government to increase access to affordable, high-quality reproductive health supplies. To tackle micronutrient malnutrition and anemia, we work with stakeholders to introduce fortified rice into the government’s food safety net programs.
We are at the forefront of enabling digital transformation in India. We support the development and implementation of digital tools across public health programs, enhancing programs’ efficiency and the ability to effectively leverage the power of new technologies. We enable cross-learning and knowledge sharing between verticals and across regions by driving digital and data-driven approaches.
Strengthening public health systems through sustainable innovations and partnerships is an underlying objective at PATH. We integrate and scale up health innovations to improve access to basic healthcare services and enable health systems’ resilience. We also work to enhance urban and rural primary healthcare outcomes, and create a system that integrates with secondary and tertiary care facilities. We strengthen diagnostics services through transformative solutions and devices, and have an expert system integrating platform called the Impact Lab to support the ‘Lab to Market’ journey of innovators. We also support governments in improving disease surveillance and preparing to tackle threats like anti–microbial resistance. We also foster collaboration to strengthen action on climate change and health.
PATH’s India team also supports critical health projects in the region. We are spearheading efforts to reduce anti-microbial resistance in Sri Lanka, testing new treatment options against visceral leishmaniasis in Bangladesh and supporting the field trials of cold chain equipment for low resource settings in Nepal.
Meet our team
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Country Director, India, and Hub Director, South Asia
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Director, Finance and Operations
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Director, Digital Health
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Director, Infectious Diseases
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Director, Family Health
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Lead, Health Systems
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Lead, State Operations
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Lead, Strategy and Communications
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Lead - Business Performance
PATH in India
India country program overview (PDF)
India continues to be one of the most populous countries on the planet, and one that consequentially faces immense health challenges for a growing population. Learn more about how PATH is constantly innovating and evolving to address India’s pressing health challenges.
Our offices
Our head office is in New Delhi.
We also have offices in Mumbai and Lucknow.
Contact
Phone: +91 11 4064 0000
Email: india@path.org
Become a partner with us in India
Strategic partnerships are at the core of our work in India. Want to work, invest, or collaborate with PATH in India?