Fiinovation, in collaboration with Transport Corporation of India Foundation (TCIF), is conducting an impact assessment for healthcare programs across three states: Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Haryana.

About the Project

This initiative aims to assess the effectiveness and impact of three health clinics in Krishnagiri (Tamil Nadu), Belagavi (Karnataka), and Bilaspur (Haryana). The goal is to understand the outcomes of healthcare services provided in these locations, particularly in terms of improving health outcomes and accessibility for the local communities. The key objectives include:

Evaluating Healthcare Services – Assessing the quality and reach of healthcare services offered at each of the three health clinics.
Understanding Community Impact – Analyzing how these clinics have contributed to the health and well-being of local populations.
Identifying Areas for Improvement – Gathering data and insights to recommend improvements and enhancements for these clinics to better serve the community.

Project Duration

The impact assessment will take place over 2 months, involving field visits, data collection, and analysis to evaluate the effectiveness of the healthcare programs.

Role of CSO

This is a bi-partite collaboration between TCIF and the implementing partner, IPMS. The CSO is responsible for:

• Conducting site visits to the health clinics in the three states.
• Collecting data from beneficiaries and healthcare staff.
• Analyzing the impact of the clinics on local healthcare outcomes and providing actionable recommendations.

Our Commitment & Future Prospects

This project reflects Fiinovation’s commitment to enhancing healthcare services and evaluating their effectiveness in underserved regions. The findings from this impact assessment will guide future healthcare interventions and help improve services across similar rural locations.