A healthy
start

for every
child.

Safe water, sanitation and hygiene, nutrition and care.
Key components for a healthy start in life.

Our innovative solutions are locally driven, for long-lasting impact.

We strive for efficiency and partnership. Together, we can ensure a healthy start for every child.

Our impact in numbers

Our Healthy Village approach

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Covid-19 response

COVID-19 has had an enormous impact on life as we know it. It's hit vulnerable communities where we work hard; not only as a health crisis, but also a socio-economic one. Read about our COVID-19 response in Bangladesh here.

The WASH & Nutrition Nexus

When we would scale up nutrition-specific interventions, research suggests that the prevalence of childhood stunting, also known as chronic undernutrition, can be reduced by 20% (1). Even though this reduction of 20% means that 33 million children will be prevented from being stunted, it also means that in 80% of the stunted cases, an exclusive focus on nutrition only is not enough.

Max Payment-by-Results

Shifting away from traditional input-based payments, Max Payment-by-Results (MaxPbR) links payments to our implementation partners to predefined results.

Our innovations

Innovation is part of our DNA. We find ways to do good better, for us and others. The Healthy Village approach is not the only example. Here are some others!

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Max Foundation

Winter Newsletter

<p class="null">Read updates from the last couple of months - such as the Right2Grow launch in Ethiopia - as well as some exciting steps for 2022, like bringing our Social Enterprise Max TapWater to the next level!</p>

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Max Foundation innovations

as local government 'Best Practices'

Local government in Bangladesh has chosen to feature 10 of Max Foundation's innovations in their "Best Practice compendium".

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Government officials

visit Healthy Village

In October, district level government officials visited a declared Healthy Village in Satkhira district in Bangladesh. Bangladeshi Newspaper 'The Editor' wrote an article about it! Read the translation below.

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