MAMTA believes in collaborative work so our partners and network play a vital role in our work and growth. At present, we have partnered with more than 150 organisations nationally and internationally. MAMTA seeks to build new partnerships in the areas of community engagement approaches, data and research, policy advocacy and innovations with technology.
We have a long history of partnering with the government, apex resource institutions, UN & international agencies, researchers and academic institutions, corporates and multinational corporations. Work is focused on delivering evidence and implementing initiatives in the public health sector, which contributes to the development of national and state-level strategies and helps to shape policy. Your partnership will support innovations in health, implementation of existing initiatives and scaling up of programs across the country.
We invite you to collaborate with a non-profit dedicated to building an equitable, and inclusive world for all. Do write to us at mamta@mamtahimc.in
Following is the list of donors and knowledge partners in the last five years -
National Health Mission
Govt. of Haryana
Govt. of Himachal Pradesh
Govt. Uttar Pradesh
Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights
World Health Organisation
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
UNICEF
US-AID
UNDP
US-AID MOMENTUM
Sida (Sweden)
Japan International Cooperation Agency
Pathfinder International
PSI
Population Council
John Snow Inc
Plan India
Noora Health
Engender Health
Lund University (Sweden)
Nordic Center for Sustainable Health Care (Sweden)
University of Karolinska (Sweden)
International Institute for Population Sciences
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
King George's Medical University
University of Melbourne (Australia)
Oregon State University (USA)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine (New York)
Banaras Hindu University
Swiss Philanthropy Foundation
Center for Health Research and Innovation
Physicians for Social Responsibility (Finland)
Frontline Aids
PATH
Medtronic Foundation
Ford Foundation
American Jewish World Service
Give2Asia
REACH
HCL Foundation
Relaxo Foundation
HT Parekh Foundation
SBI Credit Card
HDBFS
WELSPUN Foundation
PWC
Nestle India
Philips
H & M
Rickitt
VEDANTA
ITC
NASCOM
Bajaj Allianze Life Insurance Co. Ltd
Smart Power of India
Indira IVF
Takeda
D.C.M Shriram Ltd.
JK Tyre
Maruti Suzuki
Greenlam Ltd.
Gap Inc.
Triggerise Stichting
Jiv Daya Foundation
Pernod Ricard India Foundation
DFM Foods
Charities Aid Foundation
Lal PathLabs Foundation
DFID-UK AID
European Union
UNICEF
UNIFEM
UNFPA
UNDP
UNAIDS
WHO
Sida (Sweden)
The Elizabeth Taylor Aids Foundation
Action Aid
AusAID
International HIV/AIDS Alliance
Global Alliance
Global Fund
PATH
U.S. Aid-Pact
Elton John AIDS Foundation
MacArthur Foundation
American India Foundation
Ford Foundation
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
Barr Foundation Ministry of Foreign Affairs
HIVOS (Indonesia)
International Planned Parenthood Federation
World Vision
RFSU
Population Council
American Jewish World Services
Packard Foundation
Medtronics Foundation
MOMENTUM Routine Immunization Transformation and Equity
University of Karolinska (Sweden)
Lund University (Sweden)
London School of Economics (UK)
Oregon State University (USA)
University of Melbourne (Australia)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York
King George's Medical University
Banaras Hindu University
International Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR)
Global Health Alliance
Philips India
DLF
Sir Ratan Tata Trust
Greenlam Industries Ltd
Nestle India Ltd.
APPI
Becton Dickinson
HCL Foundation
Institute for International Education Inc.
S.M Sehgal Foundation
Clinton Foundation
HDB Finance
Angelique International Limited
UNICHARM India Pvt Ltd
DASRA, Impact foundation
Vedanta Ltd.
DCM Shriram Foundation
SBI Card