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Focus Area

Healthcare

Leveraging digital tools to transform healthcare access and awareness in marginalized communities.

Livelihood

Empowering rural communities with digital skills and behavior change for sustainable livelihoods.

Education

Making learning engaging and accessible through interactive and culturally relevant digital content.

Climate Change

Raising climate awareness through eco-friendly practices, digital storytelling and community engagement.

Diversity & Inclusion

Fosters inclusive development by involving marginalized voices through participatory digital communication.

Agriculture

Promotes sustainable farming by empowering rural communities through innovative digital practices.

Uplifting lives at the last mile with innovative digital solutions and meaningful communication strategies.

ZMQ Development is a non-profit organization which creates and implements practical technology linked tools & solutions to empower communities by providing timely information and connecting them with life-saving services, thus achieving sustainable development. We work with communities and existing organized human networks on the ground aiming to amplify their effectiveness through technology-led approach.

Our Innovations

YST
TIKA
PCUID

Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives

Community Speak

Tulsi Agarwal
In overcrowded urban slums like Mumbra and Kausa, where health services are often out of reach and immunization rates remain critically low, the Sakhee project by ZMQ empowers transgender individuals like Tulsi to become change makers. By engaging families and dispelling myths, they help protect children from preventable diseases bringing healthcare access, dignity and trust to communities that need it most.

Tulsi Agarwal

TG Coordinator, ZMQ
Zareena (Afghanistan)

In Afghanistan, limited healthcare access continues to threaten the lives of women and children. In remote provinces, cultural barriers and lack of medical infrastructure make it difficult for families to receive essential health services. ZMQ’s MIRA Channel bridges this gap by training community health workers to use interactive mobile toolkits. They provide vital maternal and child health information, connect women with local health facilities, ensure safe antenatal care, promote timely immunization, monitor high-risk pregnancies, and deliver real-time data.

Zareena (Afghanistan)

MIRA worker, ZMQ

Fehmida

In India, maternal and infant mortality remain a major concern. Just 100 kilometers from New Delhi, Miwa struggles with severe healthcare challenges that endanger mothers and children. ZMQ’s MIRA Channel works to close this gap. Trained Mira workers go door-to-door with an interactive talking toolkit to share vital maternal and child health information, link pregnant women to healthcare services, ensure antenatal checkups, support timely immunization, track high-risk pregnancies, and generate real-time data for timely action.

Fehmida

MIRA worker, ZMQ

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