At HFI, we’re now taking impact investing to the next level. Let me introduce you to the Health Impact Credit.
HFI is developing a consistent way to measure health equity across investments. We’re taking existing knowledge and calculations around ESG and applying them to health equity measures.
This represents a groundbreaking journey for health equity impact investing.
Our algorithm will take key health metrics such as life-saving treatments, product accessibility, and employee health, to build a robust scoring system to facilitate cross-industry comparisons of health equity performance among companies.
This will pave the way for the creation of a comprehensive health impact credit, connecting data-driven insights to company impact.
Imagine the possibilities: companies receiving their health impact credit can unlock invaluable insights and incentives, including economic benefits, heightened ESG scoring, increased competitiveness, and enhanced investability.
We’re forging a path toward a healthier, more equitable world, one where economies can thrive and communities will flourish. Please be in touch if you or your organization would like to learn more.
We are continuing in our strategic partnership with the Access to Oncology Medicines (ATOM) Coalition. Together with ATOM, we’re spearheading virtual sessions and workshops, providing cutting-edge financing insights that will empower Low- and Lower-Middle Income Countries (LLMICs) to overcome challenges in accessing vital cancer medicines.
HFI offers a series of webinars for your team on blended finance, healthcare financing, and more. Please contact us to learn more on how we can help your organization navigate the complexities of global healthcare.
Meet Our New Teammate!
We are excited to share that Sumi Krishnamurthy has joined HFI as a Project Officer.
Sumi is an independent consultant working in the fields of noncommunicable diseases and development for nearly a decade. She is passionate about innovative and smart investments to advance equitable access to NCD services for all, and her expertise in the subject spans various regions, including Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean. She has published extensively on the subject of NCDs, the political economy of health and pro-poor policies. She has worked in technical roles leading research and programmes to advance access to health services and to strengthen policy-making processes with the World Health Organization, Partners in Health and a range of research collaborations. She is an alumna of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Autonomous University of Chapingo in Mexico.
Careers at HFI
We are hiring for a part-time HR and Operations Manager. This role will report to the CEO and will help run day-to-day operations of the organization.
We’re also continuing to seek candidates for our Research Assistant Intern role. Please share with your networks!
