Join us as we take a look into the year that has been (2023-24)!
Swasti has made significant strides in improving public health and well-being through 37 projects, reaching over 41 million individuals. Our focus on addressing climate change, promoting health equity, and providing essential healthcare services has been quintessential in our efforts to add a 100 million healthy days to the lives of the most vulnerable.
Stay tuned for snapshots of all of our projects of the previous financial year!
#SwastiYearInReview #PublicHealth #ClimateAction #CommunityHealth
In her latest piece for The Daily Guardian, Shrirupa Sengupta, CEO, Swasti, argues that nutrition outcomes are shaped as much by healthcare, livelihoods, social protection and caregiving as they are by what's on a child's plate.
This #PoshanMaah, we're launching #NutritionWorks - a campaign that looks beyond food to explore why nutrition is one of the strongest foundations of primary healthcare and preventive health.
Better health isn't built overnight.
It's built every day.
Join us!
#NutritionWorks
As countries accelerate AI adoption in healthcare, the real opportunity lies in building #trusted digital foundations that make innovation equitable, ethical & impactful. Join us to ready health systems for technology integration to serve those most vulnerable!
At the 31st Annual SDPS Conference in Belgium, Dr. Prof. Sudha Chandrashekar, CEO, Swasti, joined Prof. Neville Calleja, Professor of Public Health at the University of Malta and Director of the Directorate of Health Information and Research at Malta's Ministry of Health
The discussion explored what it takes to prepare #healthsystems for AI not just through technology, but through stronger data governance, interoperability and patient-centred digital infrastructure.
In the second blog of our London Climate Action Week reflections, BEAUTY KUMARI explores why the next chapter of climate and health depends not just on stronger evidence, but on stronger connections between governments, communities, researchers, funders & frontline practitioners.
At the World Health Summit Academic Alliance Expert Meeting on Climate & Wellbeing, Swasti and Impact Social Ventures will convene 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐏𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐂𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡 on 24 August 2026 in New Delhi.
#ClimateHealth#ClimateFinance
Climate action is no longer a conversation for one sector.
This week, we’re bringing you a 3-part blog #miniseries featuring reflections from London Climate Action Week #LCAW.
Read the first reflection: https://t.co/dXwNVoFgJg
What emerged (photo)
As India continues strengthening its health system, the focus must remain on creating care that is accessible, coordinated and centred around people's needs.
The session also marked the launch of the CPHC Design Lab's India Landscape & Strategy Report.
Universal Health Coverage isn't only about expanding access. It's about building systems people trust.
At #KACHCON 2026, Swasti convened a plenary on reimagining healthcare systems for UHC through trust, value, and people-centred care.
chaired by Dr. M.K. Sudarshan and moderated by Dr. Prof. Sudha Chandrashekar, with Nachiket Mor, Dr. Suresh Shastri (GoK), Dr. Sushil Kumar (ABDM, GoK), Dr S Dhananjaya Naidu (ACCESS Health), Dr. Balkrishna Korgaonkar (GDI), and Shankar A G (Swasti).
A few ideas stood out. (See image)
The conversation reinforced an important shift: climate resilience isn't an environmental agenda alone. It's a health systems agenda that demands collaboration across sectors, institutions and communities.
#KACHCON2026#ClimateHealth
Climate change is no longer a future challenge for public health. It's already shaping how health systems need to respond.
At KACHCON 2026, our session on Climate & Health explored what it will take to build health systems that are prepared for a changing climate.