What we do &

what we stand for

We are health experts and entrepreneurs transforming global supply chains by improving the health and livelihoods of producers and workers and providing verified data for sustainable impact.

The challenge

The business challenge

Limited access to quality healthcare for producers and workers weakens supply chains by reducing productivity, increasing financial risks, and perpetuating unethical practices like child labor, often impacting women the most. 

The social challenge

Ninety percent of producers and workers face barriers to affordable healthcare, often forcing them to pay medical expenses out-of-pocket. This financial pressure pushes many families further into poverty, forces harmful choices like child labor or illegal logging to cover costs, and leaves critical health needs unmet, undermining household and community resilience. 

Our team

We are a diverse team of public health specialists, community outreach officers, value chain experts, entrepreneurs, data analysts, doctors, and tech developers with over a decade of experience in health innovation. Backed by mission-driven investors, we are committed to improving healthcare access for producers and workers and creating measurable impact. Our expertise in resource-constrained settings enables us to strengthen the health, livelihoods, and resilience of producers and workers, while ensuring companies benefit from stronger, more sustainable, and resilient supply chains.

Our solution

Our case studies

Testimonials

Mirko Schneckenburger
Head of Marketing & Communications, Max Felchlin AG
“Elucid’s focus on improving the health and livelihoods of farmers not only sets them apart from their competitors, but also aligns with our own values of sustainability and ethical business practices. We are proud to partner with Elucid and about the positive impact they bring to our supply chain.”
Maria Christodoulou
Head of Cocoa Sustainability at Fludor Ghana Limited/TGI Group
“Establishing agricultural supply chains where farmers’ health is taken care of is fundamental for farmers’ access to decent work and income. Elucid Social’s work to enhance health standards in cocoa supply chains is pioneering given that as an industry we cannot solve the farmer revenue problem and associated ones, such as child labor and deforestation, without tackling pressing health issues first. We are thrilled to join forces with Elucid Social and improve human health in our cocoa supply chain in Ghana, in line with Fludor’s vision to promote a “healthier cocoa sector”.”
Fanny Frémont
Executive Director, Responsible Mica Initiative
“In 2023, RMI teamed up with Elucid to carry out a global assessment of health conditions at four mica mining sites in Madagascar. Elucid's study provided us with essential information on living conditions and healthcare in these remote areas of southern Madagascar. By engaging with the miners and taking on board their needs and proposals for structuring them, Elucid's team demonstrated both empathy and expertise, a precious combination when you consider that the human being is at the heart of all economic and social issues.”
Eveline Räz-Rey
Managing Director at Cru Riche
“Through our collaboration with Elucid, we have the possibility to make a change for the cocoa farmers. With each visit to the source, we witness the positive impact the health program has on the local people. We are very pleased to have this invaluable partnership with Elucid.”
Florens Slob
Group Sustainability & Innovation Director at Greenayrd
“Elucid provides a unique and direct link to the workers on farm level, offering them access to healthcare. We all know how important this is for your health and wellbeing. The positive impact of this approach can be made tangible via the Elucid platform, which is of importance to customers looking for solutions to further improve the (social) sustainability of their value chain in a transparent way. We choose to support Elucid on the project in Ecuador in the Banana sector, simply to help them proof their concept works and deliver impact. We hope the results of this large scale pilot will help Elucid to grow their positive impact and improve the life of many more people around the world.”

AWARDS

Elucid won the SCTA Next Gen Sustainability Contest for initiatives safeguarding coffee’s future.

Our impact was featured in the Dec 2024/Jan 2025 issue of Barista Magazine.

Our partner, Max Felchlin AG, has been nominated for the 2025 Swiss Ethics Award in recognition of our joint health programs in their cocoa supply chain.

We were honored to be named a top 10 finalist for the SDG Innovation Award, nominated by the German Senate of Economy and UNIDO for our contributions to SDGs 1 and 3.

Blog

Every year on April 7th, marking the anniversary of the founding of the World Health Organization in 1948, World Health Day brings global attention to a pressing health challenge that impacts people everywhere. It serves as both a call to action and a recognition of our shared responsibility to promote and protect health, no matter where we live.

This year, World Health Day is themed Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures, with a focus on maternal and newborn health. It’s encouraging to see this vital area of public health being put into focus; Despite its relevance to billions of people globally, maternal and newborn health remains underaddressed and often overlooked.
Every year on April 7th, marking the anniversary of the founding of the World Health Organization in 1948, World Health Day brings global attention to a pressing health challenge that impacts people everywhere. It serves as both a call to action and a recognition of our shared responsibility to promote and protect health, no matter where we live.

This year, World Health Day is themed Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures, with a focus on maternal and newborn health. It’s encouraging to see this vital area of public health being put into focus; Despite its relevance to billions of people globally, maternal and newborn health remains underaddressed and often overlooked.

World Health Day 2025: Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures

Every year on April 7th, marking the anniversary of the founding of the World Health Organization in 1948, World Health Day brings global attention to a pressing health challenge that impacts people everywhere. It serves…

One year of impact, fast learning, and proof that what we’re building works - told through stories, stats, and steps forward.
One year of impact, fast learning, and proof that what we’re building works - told through stories, stats, and steps forward.

Annual Report 2024

One year of impact, fast learning, and proof that what we’re building works – told through stories, stats, and steps forward.

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For decades, USAID and other international funding sources have played a vital role in improving health outcomes worldwide. These efforts have supported everything from routine immunizations and maternal healthcare to emergency food assistance and disease control programs. However, recent cuts to humanitarian aid - including large reductions in funding for NGOs and UN agencies - are threatening this progress.
For decades, USAID and other international funding sources have played a vital role in improving health outcomes worldwide. These efforts have supported everything from routine immunizations and maternal healthcare to emergency food assistance and disease control programs. However, recent cuts to humanitarian aid - including large reductions in funding for NGOs and UN agencies - are threatening this progress.

What impact will funding shifts have on global health, and how can we safeguard access to healthcare?

For decades, USAID and other international funding sources have played a vital role in improving health outcomes worldwide. These efforts have supported everything from routine immunizations and maternal healthcare to emergency food assistance and disease…