Awards

OpASHA's eCompliance (formerly eDOTS) won the mHealth award from the mBillionth conference in 2011 for its innovation in mobile health technology.

OpASHA's eCompliance system (formerly called eDOTS) won the e-Health award from the Manthan Award: South Asia's Best Practices 2011. The conference and award are managed by The Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF).

Operation ASHA was also a charter winner in the Fall 2009 Chase Community Giving Program.

In 2010, for its excellent and effective education of tuberculosis patients, Operation ASHA won the Patients|Choices|Empowerment competition by Amgen Foundation and Ashoka's Changemakers.

Americares India awarded Operation ASHA a Certificate of Merit for excellent social work in Jury’s Choice Category in 2012. AmeriCares India hosted the Second Annual "Spirit of Humanity Award" in April 2011 where Operation ASHA received the Trophy and Certificate…

The 2011 India Development Marketplace, which is administered by the World Bank, declared Operation ASHA a winner for its high impact, low cost, innovative tuberculosis treatment program.

Operation ASHA was considered one of the most successful examples of “public private partnership” and included in a list of 11 such organizations in a UN Publication released ahead of the Special Session of the UN General Assembly in September…

OpASHA's eDOTS system won the mHealth award from the mBillionth conference in 2011 for its innovation in mobile health technology.