Our investment
Description of the investment.
Description of the investment.
Through our Climate Innovation Facility, we have invested in Dozee's MillionICU initiative which aims to provide capacity in overburdened public healthcare institutions in India.
This investment will test the viability of Dozee’s patient monitoring devices as step-down ICUs in lower resource healthcare settings such as public hospitals. It aims to improve clinical healthcare outcomes for patients accessing public hospitals and improve healthcare workforce efficiency through access to remote patient monitoring and associated analytics. The investment could result in the upgrade of 11,000 hospital beds by 2029 serving 1.4 million patients.
Impact information
Applies to investments made from 2019 onwards. The tabs in this section define what we expect to achieve through the investment, assessing the potential impact of the investment against six dimensions of impact. You can find more details on our methodology of assessing impact here.
Applies to investments made from 2019 onwards. The tabs in this section define what we expect to achieve through the investment, assessing the potential impact of the investment against six dimensions of impact. You can find more details on our methodology of assessing impact here.
What?
| Impact |
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Improve health outcomes (SDG 3) through access to remote patient monitoring device for patients accessing public hospitals in India. |
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How?
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Our investment will support the expansion of critical care automation and nursing efficiency with DEWS (Dozee Early Warning System/Step Down ICU) in Indian public hospitals. This will lead to an improvement of clinical outcomes and patient safety for ICU/HDU patients in public hospitals in India and save medical staff hours (India has a large staff shortage especially for specialists). |
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Who?
| Stakeholder | Geography | Characteristics |
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| Patients |
India (key states – Andhra Pradesh, Telengana, Odhisha, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, north east states). Majority of new deployment is expected in Tier 2/3 cities/towns. |
Public hospitals in India are largely accessed by patients who are in the lower three quintiles. Company estimates suggest more than 40 per cent of the patients currently served by the 'MillionICU' initiative are women. |
How much?
| Scale | Depth/Duration |
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Additional ~11,000-12,000 + beds upgraded depending on reuse of the device and serving 1.4-1.5 million + patients in the public hospitals by 2029 (at the time of investment, 26,500 patients served). |
Depth: Dozee’s product leads to improved operational efficiency of medical staff, reduces patient mortality with continous monitoring and reduce chances of human error. |
Contribution/additionality
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Risk
Execution Risk
Alignment Risk
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Environmental and social information
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Environmental and social summary
A high-level description of the environmental and social aspects of the investment. This may include a summary of key environmental and social risks identified during environmental and social due diligence (ESDD); key elements of an environmental and social action plan (ESAP); or ways in which we plan to support the investee improve environmental and social standards, such as through their environmental and social management system (ESMS); as well as any other priority areas agreed with the investee.
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Environmental and social risk
A risk category rating, which indicates the level of environmental and social risk associated with an investment. For an explanation of the categorisations used, see here. We consistently provide an environmental and social risk category for all investments screened from 2023 onwards.
Environmental and social summary
We agreed an ESAP focused on developing their ESMS.
Reporting and Complaints Mechanism
The Reporting and Complaints Mechanism allows anyone outside BII to report alleged breaches of the business integrity or environmental and social provisions of BII’s Policy on Responsible Investing. This includes breaches made by BII, a BII investee, or a portfolio company of a fund in which BII has invested. The Reporting and Complaints Mechanism Rules are available here. Reports and complaints can be submitted by email to reportsandcomplaints@bii.co.uk or by mail. See more details on our Reporting and Complaints Mechanism here.
For any other general enquiries contact us at enquiries@bii.co.uk
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Key facts
- Last updated
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- June 2024
- Project number
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- D5459
- Status
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- Active
- Region
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The geographical region where the country is located. We currently invest in Africa, South Asia, South East Asia and the Caribbean. In 2023, BII’s investment mandate was extended allowing it to invest in regional funds linked to Ukraine, with the majority of activity expected to begin post-war. Investments outside these regions were made prior to 2012 under previous investment mandates.
- South Asia
- Country
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The countries where the investment delivers impact. Where impact is delivered in multiple countries, this is indicated.
- India
- Sector
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We prioritise those sectors that facilitate development and need our capital the most. Our priority sectors contribute towards many of the Sustainable Development Goals. They range from investing in the power infrastructure that will provide people with better access to electricity, to investing in financial institutions that direct capital to the individuals and businesses that need it the most.
- Communications & IT services
- Investment type :
- Debt
- Start date :
- September 2022
- Amount :
- $2.5m
- Currency of investment :
- INR
- Domicile
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The company or investment fund’s place of incorporation.
- India
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