At the IHW Council, we believe that building a healthier India requires ensuring that advances in healthcare translate into accessible, affordable, equitable, and quality care for every section of society. As India’s healthcare landscape evolves through preventive care, digital transformation, innovation and patient-centric approaches, stronger collaboration across government, corporates, healthcare providers, civil society and innovators is essential to create sustainable and meaningful impact.
Marking a significant milestone, the IHW CSR Health Impact Summit & Awards 2026 enters its 10th edition, celebrating a decade of bringing together leaders and changemakers committed to building a healthier India. Under the theme “A Decade of Impact. The Journey Towards Swasth Bharat Continues,” this edition will reflect on the progress achieved while setting the direction for India’s health journey in the decade ahead.
At the heart of the 10th edition will be “Swasth Bharat 2035 – 10 Priorities for the Next Decade,” bringing together leaders from government, healthcare, industry, CSR and civil society to identify critical priorities and opportunities for collective action. The dialogue will span preventive health, access and equity, affordability, women’s and child health, digital health and AI, innovation, patient-centric care, workforce development and sustainable healthcare.
The Summit will further strengthen the role of CSR as a catalyst for measurable and sustainable health impact, encouraging organisations to move beyond isolated interventions towards scalable solutions, stronger partnerships and outcome-driv en programmes. Through the CSR Swasth Bharat Awards, Swasth Bharat Future Zone, Leadership Dialogue and Swasth Bharat Conversations, the platform will recognise changemakers, showcase future-ready innovations and amplify ideas capable of transforming healthcare.
As it completes a decade, the IHW CSR Health Impact Summit & Awards represents a journey from impact to transformation—uniting stakeholders around a shared vision for Swasth Bharat 2035. Through collaboration, innovation and collective commitment, the 10th edition aims to build on a decade of progress and accelerate the creation of a healthier, more inclusive, resilient and sustainable India.
As India looks towards Swasth Bharat 2035, the next decade of healthcare will demand stronger collaboration, innovation and collective action. The IHW CSR Health Impact Summit provides a platform where policymakers, healthcare leaders, corporates, CSR decision-makers, innovators and civil society can come together to address critical health priorities, exchange perspectives and identify solutions that are scalable, sustainable and capable of delivering measurable impact.
Marking its 10th edition, the Summit is an opportunity to move from a decade of impact to a decade of transformation. By connecting ideas with action and bringing diverse stakeholders onto a common platform, it aims to strengthen meaningful partnerships, accelerate innovation and help shape the priorities that will define India’s health journey towards a more accessible, equitable, resilient and healthier future.
An Initiative by thae Integrated Health & Wellbeing (IHW) Council The CSR Health Impact Awards, now entering its landmark 10th edition, celebrates a decade of recognising organisations and individuals whose commitment, innovation and leadership have contributed to building a healthier India. Over the past ten years, the Awards have evolved into a platform for recognising impactful, innova tive and scalable healthcare and social-development initiatives undertaken by corporates, founda tions, NGOs, healthcare organisations and implementing agencies. The 10th edition will place greater emphasis on measurable impact, sustainability and replicability, celebrating interventions with the potential to create lasting change. As India looks towards Swasth Bharat 2035, the Awards will spotlight changemakers addressing critical health priorities through prevention, access and equity, technology and innovation, commu nity healthcare and strategic partnerships. It will celebrate those transforming intent into outcomes and demonstrating how collective action can strengthen India’s health ecosystem. Marking 10 years of impact, the CSR Health Impact Awards 2026 will not only honour excellence achieved today but also recognise the leaders, organisations and ideas helping shape the next decade of healthcare—advancing the journey towards a healthier, more inclusive and resilient Swasth Bharat
Reflecting on a decade of CSR health impact while shaping priorities, innovations and partnerships for Swasth Bharat 2035.
Moving CSR beyond activities and beneficiary numbers towards measurable, accountable, outcome-focused and sustainable health impact.
Reflecting on a decade of CSR health impact while shaping priorities, innovations and partnerships for Swasth Bharat 2035.
Exploring scalable solutions to overcome geographic, economic and infrastructure barriers to quality healthcare for underserved communities.
Scaling prevention through screening, early detection, healthier lifestyles and community, workplace, school and digital interventions.
Harnessing AI, digital health and data-driven innovation to improve healthcare access, efficiency, affordability and social impact.
Closing Gaps in Cancer And Rare Disease Diagnosis, Treatment, Affordability, and Long-term Care Through Collaborative Action
Advancing prevention, early detection and sustained care for mental health and NCDs through scalable approaches.
Addressing climate and environmental health risks through CSR-led action for healthier communities and resilient health systems.
Building cross-sector coalitions to transform fragmented CSR initiatives into collaborative, scalable national health programmes.
Investing across women’s, maternal, child and adolescent health to build healthier families throughout the life course
Strengthening India’s healthcare workforce through skills, capacity building, wellbeing and investment for future-ready healthcare delivery.












































































