Dimagi announces scale-up of CommCare in India
September 21, 2011;
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Dimagi Chief Strategy Officer Dr. Neal Lesh recently attended the UN-backed Business Call to Action’s “Enhancing Value through Inclusive Business” workshop in New York, where he announced Dimagi’s commitment to scale CommCare in India to 70,000 community health workers, promoting healthcare among seven million Indians in rural areas over the next three years. Workshop attendees discussed the role companies can play in achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by piloting, expanding, and scaling up inclusive business models.
Dimagi’s commitment was also highlighted in East African Business Week, The Economic Times, and the UN News Centre.
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