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Bodoland Mobile Health & Diagnostic Mission

Deploy mobile health units with diagnostic capabilities across all 5 Bodoland Territorial Council districts, reaching underserved tribal communities with primary healthcare, diagnostics, maternal care and health screenings.

₹8.5 Cr
Estimated Budget
75,000+
Beneficiaries
3 Years
Duration
5 of 5
Districts
The Case for Investment

Why This Project?

The Need

Bodoland Territorial Council faces significant healthcare access challenges with limited PHC/CHC infrastructure in remote areas, high out-of-pocket expenditure on health, low specialist doctor availability, and geographical barriers that prevent tribal communities from accessing timely medical care. The doctor-to-population ratio in Bodoland Territorial Council is significantly below the national average, and many villages are more than 25 km from the nearest health facility.

The Intervention

The Bodoland Mobile Health & Diagnostic Mission aims to bridge critical healthcare access gaps in Bodoland Territorial Council by deploying fully equipped mobile health units. These units will provide primary healthcare consultations, point-of-care diagnostics, maternal health services, and health awareness campaigns in remote and underserved areas across Kokrajhar, Chirang, Baksa, Udalguri and Tamulpur districts. The programme will leverage the existing NHM infrastructure while introducing advanced diagnostic capabilities to reach the last mile.

The Impact

Third-party impact assessment at baseline, midline and endline. Pre-post comparison of health indicators. Beneficiary surveys and qualitative assessment.

Key Objectives

  • Deploy mobile health units with diagnostic capabilities in all 5 Bodoland Territorial Council districts
  • Provide primary healthcare services to 75,000+ beneficiaries over 3 years
  • Conduct health screenings for TB, malaria, diabetes, hypertension and other NCDs
  • Strengthen maternal and child health services in remote areas
  • Build community health awareness through IEC activities
  • Create a digital health records system for continuity of care

Expected Outcomes

Improved healthcare access for 75,000+ underserved tribal community members
Reduction in out-of-pocket health expenditure by 30%+
Early detection of TB, malaria, NCDs reducing morbidity
Improved maternal and child health indicators
Strengthened community health awareness

CSR Fit Score

92/ 100

Platform-generated indicative readiness score — not an official corporate or funding decision.

At a Glance

Lead Department
Bodoland Territorial Council Health & Family Welfare
Implementation
NHM / eligible implementing agency (subject to formal approval)
Districts
KokrajharChirangBaksaUdalguriTamulpur
SDGs
SDG 3SDG 10SDG 17
Schedule VII
(i) Healthcare
(ii) Promoting education

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All figures and narratives are indicative/demo content for facilitation purposes and are subject to verification against official Bodoland Territorial Council records, statutory CSR compliance and competent-authority approval.

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