Using corporate distribution to distribute medicines
Aid worker Simon Berry became frustrated that companies like Coca Cola had excellent distribution mechanisms in developing countries, but it remained difficult to distribute life-saving goods like oral rehydration salts. He founded ColaLife to persuade Coke to use a fraction of their distribution capabilities to get medicines to poor people. A sophisticated new media campaign, including a Facebook Group and blogs, put pressure on Coke and they're now showing interest in cooperating. Click here to support the programme.

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