Rockefeller Foundation

Co-Impact is a global partnership that focuses on systemic transformation to enhance millions of people's lives by increasing education, enhancing health, and presenting opportunities for employment. Co-Impact has supported various ground-breaking initiatives in Asia to end poverty, such as JEEViKA's work, which has successfully implemented a "graduation approach" in rural Bihar and lifted 21,000 women out of poverty with the goal of empowering 100,000 more.

The Rockefeller Foundation is dedicated to its goals of eradicating energy poverty and halting climate change because it understands that a more equitable and sustainable future for all depends on dependable access to clean and inexpensive energy.

Strive to bring the disconnected together, increase the usage of renewable energy, and create the resilient, low-carbon energy system of the future because clean energy creates jobs, increases income, enhances health, empowers communities, and is a critical step in combating climate change.

Imagine a world where every community health system has the tools necessary to use data-driven decisions to anticipate and stop disease, illness, and death before it happens. Building some of the first public health institutions in China and Thailand, supporting better pandemic tracking and response along the Mekong River, and helping to establish the Prince Mahidol Award Conference as a significant forum for top-priority global health issues are just a few examples of its work in Asia.