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TANUH - C-CAMP Innovations Program: AI in NCDs

Equity-free grants and incubation support for Indian teams developing AI solutions for non-communicable diseases.

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Funding amount
INR 15 Lakhs to INR 50 Lakhs
Scheme
TANUH - C-CAMP Innovations Program
Open for
Open to eligible applicants across India. The official call opened on 7 September 2026.
Deadline
Applications close 28 September 2026

About the Program

The TANUH - C-CAMP Innovations Program supports Indian-developed AI innovations addressing non-communicable diseases. The program is operated by C-CAMP with TANUH, the Ministry of Education-funded AI Centre of Excellence in Healthcare hosted at the Indian Institute of Science.

Eligibility requirements

  • Applicants must propose an AI-based innovation addressing a non-communicable disease. Supported areas include cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, cancer, chronic respiratory disorders, musculoskeletal disorders and metabolic liver diseases. The innovation must demonstrate technical feasibility, novelty, societal value, a commercialization roadmap and a competent team.

Offerings / Benefits

  • Five Idea-to-Proof-of-Concept innovations may receive grants up to INR 15 lakhs each.
  • Two Proof-of-Concept-to-MVP innovations may receive grants up to INR 50 lakhs each.
  • One deployment-stage innovation may receive a grant up to INR 50 lakhs.
  • Selected teams may also receive incubation, mentorship, technology-infrastructure access, regulatory and intellectual-property guidance, clinical validation and pilot-deployment support.
  • No equity is reported to be taken.

Sectors supported

AI-enabled prevention, diagnosis, screening, monitoring and management of non-communicable diseases, including cardiovascular disease, cerebrovascular disease, cancer, chronic respiratory disease, musculoskeletal disorders and metabolic liver disease.AI & Artificial IntelligenceHealthcare & HealthTech

Selection process

  • Applications are assessed for technical feasibility, commercialization strategy, novelty, value proposition, team strength and societal impact. Up to eight innovations are selected across the three technology-readiness categories.