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Kenyan E-Pharmacy Company To Benefit From Bill Gates’ Ksh145 Million Fund

Sarah Wamaitha by Sarah Wamaitha
October 25, 2022
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MyDawa, a Kenyan e-pharmacy startup, has received Ksh145 million (USD1.2 million) from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, aimed at creating the first telehealth program in the country, with the goal of lowering HIV prevalence.

On Monday, October 24, at the Grand Challenges Annual Meeting, the company acknowledged that it has already created a virtual healthcare solution intended to make it simple for people to get PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) services.

“Health equity shouldn’t just be a statement of why we do this work. It should guide how we do it,” said Kedest Tesfagiorgis, deputy director of Global Partnerships & Grand Challenges at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

“When we support locally-led innovation, we maximize impact by bringing different kinds of knowledge and perspectives to the fore.”

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The technological advancement has been in the works since 2021 when the partnership was first adapted to aid in the prevention of the rapidly spreading HIV virus.

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“MYDAWA will adapt its current model that ensures a seamless end-to-end customer-centered delivery solution for those seeking PrEP across the country. Specifically, this investment will leverage MYDAWA’s well-established model to expand PrEP delivery online,” stated the company’s CEO Tony Wood.The funds were handed to the e-pharmacy startup in collaboration with the University of Washington, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Fred Hutch Cancer Research Centre, Jhpiego, and Audere.

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