In 2023 we launched a new visual identity for PharmAccess, Medical Credit Fund, and SafeCare. In this Progress report, you will find the newly updated logos for the three entities and a new overarching visual identity. Check also here to find the introduction video of our new visual identity.
Our overarching visual identity focuses on creating a movement through a “coalition of the willing” and is rooted in our approach to using digital solutions to make quality healthcare more accessible. The + signs, which represent both data points and people, form an increasingly cohesive unit within the grid. By coming together, they become stronger and more solid. Additionally, the + symbol pays homage to the internationally recognized symbol for healthcare worldwide.
Our overarching visual identity focuses on creating a movement through a “coalition of the willing” and is rooted in our approach to using digital solutions to make quality healthcare more accessible. The + signs, which represent both data points and people, form an increasingly cohesive unit within the grid. By coming together, they become stronger and more solid. Additionally, the + symbol pays homage to the internationally recognized symbol for healthcare worldwide.
Healthcare researchers point policymakers the way to Universal Health Coverage in Tanzania
Studies on innovative financing mechanisms for healthcare and improvement in healthcare delivery aim to help Tanzania achieve Universal Health Coverage (UHC).Read more
Driving healthcare innovations & efficiencies in Africa through partnerships
“An ant on its feet does more than a dozing ox.” The healthcare systems of African economies are under immense pressure, with businesses facing strong headwinds and resources already stretched to meet the growing public health demands. This requires forward-thinking leaders, exploring strategies that enhance the capacities to strengthen the resilience of healthcare systems.Read more
Queen Máxima of The Netherlands visits on behalf of the UN ZamZam Medical Services in Kenya to discuss the impact Medical Credit Fund makes on healthcare
H.M. Queen Máxima of the Netherlands visited ZamZam Medical Services in her capacity as, the United Nations Secretary-General's Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development (UNSGSA), to experience how tailormade digital loans of the Medical Credit Fund (MCF) have enabled female health entrepreneurs to expand their clinic and drive access to quality care to their local community. Read more