Accelerating the digital transformation of healthcare
We are a global coalition committed to advancing digital healthcare in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
By combining practical lessons from DCCC members’ experiences and insights from literature, we have created a guide for building and sustaining partnerships in digital health.
Digital health projects pitched on the stage during Project Speed Dating at Geneva Digital Health Day 2025 actively looking for new collaborations. To get connected with the project leads, please email to: info@digitalconnectedcarecoalition.org.
Launched in 2016, Babyl was Rwanda’s premier digital health consultation service. In 2020, they partnered with the Rwandan Government to develop a “Digital-First Integrated Care” model, enabling access to healthcare via mobile phones.
The Sustainable Development Goals Report 2023: Special Edition provides a powerful call to action, presenting a candid assessment of the SDGs based on the latest data and estimates.
In this discussion paper, we focus on an essential component of the alignment process: creating understanding between potential partners.
The Principles for Digital Health Inclusion set out in this report complement the larger principles of the EDISON Alliance in order to encourage thoughtful action in its focus areas of finance, education and health.
Transform Health has launched a report that makes the case for digital health and how digital technologies can support the achievement of UHC but also the barriers that need to be overcome in order for the digital technologies and data to improve health equity.
Half of the world’s population lacks access to basic healthcare
Digital connected care is a critical enabler to help accelerate access and delivery of healthcare, especially in low- and middle- income countries. It can help close this gap by increasing efficiency, improving access and providing data to guide decision making and improve health outcomes.
We believe in an ecosystem’s approach
By increasing private sector engagement, facilitating cross-sector collaboration, and leveraging our complementary capabilities, we can scale up digital connected care as a strategy to ensure all people have access to quality healthcare by 2030, as set out by the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 3.
A Multi-Stakeholder
Coalition
We are a diverse global coalition united in our shared commitment to accelerate the digital transformation of healthcare as a strategy for achieving universal health coverage in low- and middle-income countries by 2030.
Enabling Digital Health Transformation
We help enable the environment and infrastructure for digital health transformation across low-and middle-income countries by finding new ways for public and private organizations to partner.
Our members
DCCC members include private sector companies, public-sector entities, knowledge institutes, non-governmental organizations, social enterprises, funding organizations and other digital health initiatives.