Propelevate announces partnership with Investing in Women
Propelevate is thrilled to announce, on this International Women's Day, our partnership with Investing in Women to build the market for gender-lens investing, an investing strategy which incorporates gender considerations throughout the investment process to make investment decisions that lead to better gender equality and economic outcomes for women.
Designing lifesaving products for and with global markets
Propelevate will leverage our experience expanding access to women’s health products around the world, ensuring that Vivacelle Bio’s innovations are designed for and with Sub-Saharan African health care providers and users, and that products are available within regional markets quickly.
Vivacelle Bio Partners with Propelevate to Integrate Sub-Saharan Africa Strategy into Series B Financing Round.
Life sciences company Vivacelle Bio today announced Sub-Saharan Africa as a priority region for its life-saving alternative to fluid resuscitation to treat hypovolemia caused by severe sepsis, septic shock, or blood loss.
The Impact of Climate Change on HIV
Propelevate’s work helping Frontline AIDS better understand how climate change affects HIV has been featured in the Lancet. We spoke to Frontline AIDS’ frontline partners around the world about their experience, we reviewed existing literature and we spoke to climate/health experts.
Clean Air, Renewable Energy and Gender Equity
Investing in renewable energy, such as solar, wind and hydro, is one way to reduce pollution and improve air quality, while at the same time supporting gender equity.
3 Reasons to Launch your Maternal and Reproductive Health Products in Diverse Global Markets
There are three major reasons to include diverse global markets as soon as possible in your product/service development strategy.
Reason 1: It’s where your customers are
Reason 2: You can address need and inequity
Reason 3: There are partners that can make it easier
We also share thoughts on how to incorporate a health equity lens in new markets.
Does your Health Intervention Include Private Pharmacies?
One ideal channel for distributing self-care medicines and devices is private pharmacies; as they tend to be open more days and hours than clinics, have less waiting time, and are generally staffed by trained pharmacists who can provide supportive advice. In addition, they provide a stigma-free environment where it is easier to solicit support for sensitive health issues since it is socially acceptable to be seen in a pharmacy.