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Innovations that Improve Lives

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  • Coca-Cola
  • Tata is providing 10,000 farmers with online agricultural information and advicel. Credit: Tata At 15 Millennium Villages across Africa, Ericsson is expanding access to mobile phone technology. Credit: Ericsson
  • Dimagi
  • Nuru Energy
  • MAP International is committed to providing two million people in Uganda with access to banking services. Credit: MAP International
  • MAP International seeks to provide Ugandans with access to banking services through its mobile platform and point-of-use devices. Credit: MAP International Coca-Cola's Micro Distribution Center model helps local entrepeneurs better serve customers in base of the pyramid markets. Photo Credit: Namvula Rennie for Business Action for Africa
  • At LifeSpring Hospitals, low-income women and families receive high-quality care at affordable prices. Credit: LifeSpring Hospitals
  • Vodafone’s Mobile Money Transfer platform allows customers to deposit and withdraw cash, transfer money to other customers, pay bills, and buy mobile air time. Photo Credit: Vodafone Cocoa communities can now build needed infrastructure such as wells with the extra income earned from Fair Trade Cocoa. Credit: The Cadbury Cocoa Partnership
  • Microsoft
  • In Africa, SABMiller helps farmers improve sorghum yields. Credit: SABMiller
  • PTF Farmers can access expert advice and information on crops and animals by calling in to Cisco's LifeLines information service. Queries are responded to within 24 hours. Photo Credit: Cisco
  • Ericsson is working with the GSM Association and mobile operator Zain to expand mobile coverage to remote and rural areas. Photo Credit: Ericsson

The Business Call to Action challenges companies to develop innovative business models that achieve commercial success and development outcomes.

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