Global health partnerships Leverage IMC’s active international partnerships and recent collaborations with major NGOs and funders (e.g., Takeda, Save the Children, Action Against Hunger, Africa Humanitarian Action) to position joint program funding opportunities, nutrition in emergencies initiatives, and cross-border health system strengthening services.

Disaster response capacity IMC’s proven rapid response capability and involvement in outbreak and disaster relief present opportunities to offer emergency health staffing, mobile clinics, and supply chain support to governments and NGOs during outbreaks like Ebola and flood events.

Health systems strengthening With a mission focused on rebuilding local health capacity, target collaborations around training, health care workforce development, and health delivery improvements in high-need regions such as Kenya, Somalia, Uganda, and other East Africa markets.

Funding and grants The organization secures multi-million grants and philanthropic funding; explore co-funding, multi-year program grants, and impact-focused grants with corporate partners and international donors to scale nutrition in emergencies and health delivery initiatives.

Technology and data enables IMC’s tech footprint across systems like Spring, .NET, and data-enabled programs suggests opportunities to offer digital health training platforms, donor engagement analytics, data collection for monitoring and evaluation, and IT-driven logistics support.