Closing a Chapter The CCDI pilot will be the final chapter in Nexleaf’s clean cooking story. As Nexleaf matures as an organization and establishes its niche within the vaccine cold chain, it’s become clear that we cannot achieve a high level of impact within both the healthcare and energy sectors. After more than a decade […]
Nexleaf is in the Fast Forward Growth Accelerator! As one of eight high-growth tech nonprofits in the cohort, the program will help us reach our goal of protecting vaccines for 20% of babies born each year. Learn more about the Fast Forward Growth Accelerator and how it will help Nexleaf reach the next level of […]
In July, Dr. Nithya Ramanathan, CEO and Co-founder of Nexleaf, Jim Fruchternman, Founder and CEO of Tech Matters, with moderator Amruta Byatnal, senior reporter at Devex, spoke at Devex World 2022 on the topic of recognizing and dismantling data colonialism. “We need to be real clear, upfront, about who actually owns this data, and from our […]
New piece on decolonizing data co-authored by Nithya Ramanathan, Nexleaf’s CEO, Amy Fowler, Nexleaf’s Director for Vaccine Programs, and Jim Fruchterman and Gabriel Carotti-Sha of Tech Matters. Read more
MacKenzie Scott joins Google.org, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in support of Nexleaf’s mission to bring real-time data on life-saving equipment to under-resourced health systems. Nexleaf Analytics is a nonprofit organization that designs and deploys technology and data solutions to help countries build resilient health systems. Nexleaf’s vaccine cold […]
Nexleaf Analytics is thrilled to be the recipient of a charitable contribution in the amount of $10,000 from Okta, the world’s leading identity platform, to support data-driven health systems strengthening across low-and-middle-income countries in Asia and Africa. This donation was facilitated by Fast Forward following their collaboration with Okta for Good’s Nonprofit Technology Initiative which […]
We thrilled to have collaborated with Sustainable Energy Services Company (SESCOM), as part of the MECS ECO program, to assess the viability of EPCs among electric grid customers in rural Tanzania and how EPC use impacts the area’s electricity supply. Read the below article to learn more about lessons learned from the project. Sustained EPC […]
BOSTON, Dec. 10, 2021 — The Patrick J. McGovern Foundation has awarded more than $5.8 million in new grants for innovative data- and AI-driven approaches that support digital transformation of health systems and healthcare across the globe. Digital technologies – from remote sensors and digital medical records to virtual care and data-based treatment decisions – are transforming the ways […]
After being selected as a 2021 TED Fellow for her work bringing real-time data to global vaccine delivery, our CEO & Co-Founder Nithya Ramanathan was invited to speak on the TED stage earlier this year. We’re excited to share that Nithya’s TED Talk is now available to watch online! See what motivated Nithya to start Nexleaf, how […]
We had the great opportunity to work with the Access to Energy Institute (A2EI) to evaluate the viability of electric cooking in Tanzania. In collaboration with Modern Energy Cooking Services (MECS) and PowerGen, this pilot project was initiated to help answer the question if electric cooking appliances are the future of clean cooking. One hundred […]
