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Sponsorship Opportunity

CAMTech-X Jugaadathon India’s Largest Healthcare Hack-a-thon

March 11-12, 2017

The Consortium for Affordable Medical Technologies (CAMTech) at Massachusetts General Hospital Global Health is taking its successful model of medtech hack-a-thons and exponentially expanding its reach and impact across India. CAMTech will hold simultaneous hack-a-thons across five cities to tackle one of India’s most pressing healthcare challenges: expanding access to healthcare for the urban poor. The winning teams representing the best innovations from each hack-a-thon – after 100 days of mentorship and refinement of their solutions – will travel to New Delhi on June 17, 2017 to demo their innovations to investors, corporate partners, healthcare organizations and other stakeholders, and compete for three grand prizes. This will be India’s largest healthcare hack-a-thon to spur disruptive innovation and improve health in India!

Leveraging CAMTech’s expertise and methodology to co-create breakthrough innovations

CAMTech is a public-private partnership, with a global consortium of academic, clinical, non-profit and corporate partners. CAMTech’s core methodology identifies the most pressing needs from the field, crowdsources promising innovations from a diverse community of participants, and develops game-changing technologies. Through its “co-creation” model, CAMTech enables collaborations across medicine, engineering and business to develop technologies that are not only user-centric, technologically-disruptive and socially-impactful, but also commercially-viable.

Healthcare Burdens of the Urban Poor in India:

Of the 370 million estimated urban dwellers in India, it is estimated that over 100 million are living in urban slums. **

Urban poverty in India is over 25%. At the national level, rural poverty remains higher, but the gap is closing. By 2030, urbanization in India is projected to reach 50%. *

U-5 Mortality at 72.7% among urban poor is significantly higher than the urban average of 51.9%.** * UNDP Urban Poverty Report 2009. **National Urban Health Mission of India, Government of India

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CAMTech Hack-a-thons: Expanding the model to meet demand Over the past four years, CAMTech has organized 15+ hack-a-thons across N. America, India and Uganda. In partnership with Lattice Innovations, we have held five hack-a-thons in India, engaging over 1,000 innovators and more than 100 partner organizations. Our success in India has led to a strong demand to replicate the model at new institutions in new geographies across the country. In order to meet the growing demand from both innovators and partners, CAMTech is launching CAMTech-X Jugaadathon to exponentially scale our reach and impact. CAMTech-X Jugaadathon will consist of five simultaneous hack-a-thons in major urban centers across India, with centralized pre-event training and consistent tools/resources across the events. One important goal of this initiative is to leverage local talent, partnerships and experts in each Indian city. The winning teams from each event will have an opportunity to present their innovations to an audience of stakeholders, investors, sponsors, partners, etc. one week after the hack-a-thons in New Delhi. Each city event will be run by vetted and trained CAMTech Ambassadors to ensure the quality of the CAMTech approach.

Hack-a-thon at a Glance

CAMTech-X Jugaadathon presents an unprecedented opportunity for sponsors to engage a diverse talent pool across multiple Indian cities (e.g., Bangalore, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi, etc.) to help transform access to healthcare for the urban poor. Sponsors experience:

Greater reach to a network of 1000+ innovators, partners and experts across five urban centers in India

Access to an expanded pipeline of breakthrough health innovations

Amplified positive public relations with a broad group of innovators and stakeholders across the country

Learn more at www.globalhealthmgh.org/camtech/

CAMTech Hack-a-thons (2012-2016)

Highlights from Past CAMTech Hack-a-thons

Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (RMNCH) Hack-a-thons (Bangalore, India): Driving innovation and affordable health technologies that can help save the lives of women and children across India Highlights:

Over 450 participants and 115 mentors have participated in the RMNCH hack-a-tons (representing 200+ different organizations) with diverse backgrounds in engineering, business, design and medicine.

92 breakthrough innovations were developed with a potential to impact and improve health outcomes of women and children.

Partners: Harvard Medical School, MIT Hacking Medicine, Lattice Innovations, Narayana Health, Biocon Foundation, Manipal Hospitals, FICCI, Villgro, InnAccel, Lata Medical Research Foundation, Public Health Foundation of India, Vellore Institute of Technology, National Health Systems Resource Center Sponsors: GE Healthcare, Novartis Foundation, Covidien, Merck for Mothers, AB InBev, Terumo

Check out the CAMTech INDIA RMNCH Video Here

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Global Cancer Innovation Hack-a-thon (Boston, USA): Creating new technologies, business models, and process innovations to transform cancer prevention, diagnosis and care in resource-limited settings Highlights:

Over 200 participants and mentors participated in the Global Cancer Innovation Hack-a-thon with diverse backgrounds in engineering, business, design and medicine.

Over 50 clinical challenges were sourced and 20+ breakthrough innovations developed to transform cancer prevention, diagnosis and care in resource-limited settings.

Nine innovative technology solutions addressing cancer were sponsored with over $5,500 in awards, access to Alpha Core Labs for prototyping supplies and mentorship, and CAMTech Acceleration Support.

Partners: Global Oncology, Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, Harvard Medical School, MIT Hacking Medicine, Center for Future Technologies in Cancer Care, Mass Bio, BostInno Sponsors: Bacca Foundation, Biogen, Janssen, Lilly, Medtronic, Tesaro

Diabetes Innovation Hack-a-thon (Hyderabad, India): Driving innovation to revolutionize prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diabetes in India

Highlights:

Over 160 participants and 50 mentors participated in the Diabetes hack-a-thons (representing 100+ different organizations) with diverse backgrounds in engineering, business, design and medicine.

40 breakthrough innovations were developed with a potential to impact and improve diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of Diabetes in India.

Partners: Lattice Innovations, Narayana Health, Indian School of Business, Apollo Sugar Clinics, LV Prasad Eye Institute, Dr. Mohan’s Diabetes Specialities Centre, Madras Diabetes Research Foundation, Biocon Foundation, Public Health Foundation of India, Villgro, Partners Medical International, D-Labs, Jana Care, C-CAMP, MediaTek, Arogya World

Sponsors: Medtronic, Marico Innovation Foundation, Terumo

Check out the CAMTech INDIA Diabetes Video Here

Check out the CAMTech Cancer Video Here!

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Sponsor Opportunity: CAMTech-X Jugaadathon India’s largest healthcare hack-a-thon

CAMTech-X Jugaadathon presents an unprecedented opportunity for sponsors to engage a diverse talent pool of innovators across five cities in India (e.g., Bangalore, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, New Delhi, etc.) to help transform access to healthcare for the urban poor. This opportunity offers:

Connections to a network of 1000+ innovators and experts across five urban centers in India

Access to an expanded pipeline of breakthrough health innovations

Amplified positive public relations with a broad group of health innovators, stakeholders and partner organizations across the country

Sponsorship Benefits

Access and Networking o Attendance to the Demo Day showcasing the best innovations from the five cities (up to three

attendees), to be held June 17, 2017 in New Delhi o Engagement with hack-a-thon participants and mentors from reputed clinical organizations,

academic institutions and Indian startups through attendance at one or more of the hack-a-thons (up to five attendees)

o A comprehensive report, detailing all resulting innovations from the five hack-a-thons o Exposure to one of the largest de novo pipelines of disruptive innovations for India by India o Invitations to institutional events at Mass General Hospital Global Health Seminar Series

Visibility o Recognition at all five hack-a-thon sites on stage screens before and during the event, as well

as recognition on all printed materials and stage screens at the demo-day final event o Welcoming remarks for the Demo Day event o Recognition on pre- and post- event communications in press releases and other media

relations o Sponsor organization logo placed on the event website o Recognition in the MGH CAMTech Pulse newsletter regarding the hack-a-thon

accomplishments/outcomes

Sponsorship Fees

To be eligible for above benefits, a sponsor must contribute 6.7 lakhs INR/ $10,000 USD.

For further information on sponsorship, please email Elizabeth Bailey at: ebailey5@mgh.harvard.edu