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India's Dual Healthcare Strategy: I4I and I4W Explained

Explore how India's 'India for India' and 'India for the World' strategies are transforming its healthcare sector through innovation and global collaboration.

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India's Dual Healthcare Strategy: I4I and I4W Explained

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  1. UNLOCKING INDIA’S HEALTHCARE POTENTIAL 1.4 Bn Ready for the World Built for India’s Life Sciences & Healthcare sector is uniquely positioned to transform both domestic and global health landscapes

  2. The India Opportunity India for India (I4I) & India for World (I4W) India for India Innovations addressing India’s unique healthcare needs: access, affordability, and scalability Key Areas: •Healthcare Delivery: Expanding access via single and multi-speciality hospital chains. e.g., Narayana Health, DCDC, Indira IVF •Digital Health & Telemedicine: Enabling virtual care for chronic and preventive health. e.g., Practo, mfine •Aggregator Platforms: Connecting patients to providers and services. e.g., Pristyn Care, Tata 1mg •Diagnostics: Affordable, early detection and prevention of diseases at scale. e.g., Thyrocare, Healthians

  3. India for World Leveraging India’s talent, manufacturing, and tech capabilities to serve global markets. Key Areas: •R&D: Global drug discovery and trials. e.g., Syngene, Sai Life Sciences •Manufacturing: Vaccines, APIs, and med devices for global markets. e.g., Bharat Biotech, Healthium •Tech & Engineering: Digital health platforms & analytics. e.g., Indegene, Asteria •AI Diagnostics: Scalable solutions for early disease detection and prevention. e.g., Niramai, Qure.ai

  4. Tailwinds – India for India Policy & Government Initiatives •Ayushman Bharat: World's largest public health insurance covering 500+ Mn •NDHM: Digital health IDs for 1.4 Bn people National focus on equitable, tech-driven healthcare acces Infrastructure & Connectivity •800 Mn+ internet users powering telemedicine adoption •22,000+ private hospital beds to be added in 3–5 years Urban-rural divide narrowing with digital & transport infrastructure Demographic & Economic Shifts •Insurance penetration grew from 3% (2016) to 7% (2023) •India’s middle class expected to reach 600 Mn by 2030 Rising incomes and insurance penetration are making healthcare more affordable Private Sector Investment •$34+ Bn invested in healthcare (2014–23) •$18+ Bn raised between 2021–23 Capital flowing into hospitals, diagnostics, health tech startups

  5. Tailwinds – India for World Skilled Workforce & Cost Advantage •1+ Mn professionals in biotech and pharma •Healthcare IT annual exports exceed $10 Bn Global firms leveraging India’s deep tech and clinical talent Stable Policy & Trade Environment •$2+ Bn in production-linked incentives (PLI) for pharma & medtech •13+ Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with the US, EU, and ASEAN Stable policies and FTAs are boosting India’s global trade in healthcare China+1 Strategy •India: >20% of global API production •Serum Institute: Supplies 65% of global vaccines Rising preference for India as a global manufacturing hub Booming Global Pharma Outsourcing •Global shift toward outsourced CRO+CDMO market •India set to lead CRDMO growth: 14.1% CAGR (FY23–28) Pre-2023: China led. Post-2023: India is the engine

  6. India has evolved from Healthcare Consumer to Global Leader With strong policy, innovation, and global trust, India is no longer just serving domestic needs, it’s shaping the future of global healthcare.

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