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- The nonprofit organization ARMAAN won the businessline Changemaker Award for digital transformation.
- This group developed an Integrated High-Risk Pregnancy Tracking Management program to help health workers identify and manage high-risk pregnancies.
- ARMAAN utilizes mobile technology and existing government health infrastructure to deliver personalized, preventive care to millions of women across India.
- The recognition highlights the role of innovative digital solutions in improving health outcomes for mothers and children.
What to watch next
- Potential expansion of ARMAAN's services into multimedia formats
- Continued innovation using artificial intelligence for personalized care
- Future partnerships with government and non-governmental organizations
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Gaurav Shah
Chief Executive Officer of Armman
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“Thirty-million pregnancies happen every year in India and of that one-third are high risk conditions...We adopt a unique ‘tech plus touch’ model that combines the deep mobile phone penetration and existing infrastructure of government and NGO partners to inform women and to train health workers, in 27 States and Union Territories of India.”
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…Artificial Intelligence (AI), partnerships and mobile technology—to deliver personalised, preventive care at scale. Receiving the businessline Changemaker award, Gaurav Shah, Chief Executive Officer, Armman, said, “ Thirty-million pregnancies happen every year in India and of that one-third are high risk conditions...We adopt a unique ‘tech plus touch’ model that combines the deep mobile phone penetration and existing infrastructure of government and NGO partners to inform women and to train health workers, in 27 States and Union Territories of India. ” He further said that through the businessline Changemaker Awards, the organisation hopes to see more such initiatives coming from other startups too so that more and more women can be saved. He also added that when…
“when Armman ran the Central government programme called Kilkari through 28 States, they reached nearly 80-million women.”
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…India.” He further said that through the businessline Changemaker Awards, the organisation hopes to see more such initiatives coming from other startups too so that more and more women can be saved. He also added that when Armman ran the Central government programme called Kilkari through 28 States, they reached nearly 80-million women. The Central Kilkari programme is ending, because it was IVR-based, but the company was hoping that it would take on a new life with multimedia. The Mamitra service with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)…
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