Through the following four principle initiatives, Project Muso equips community members with skills and resources to address the root causes of disease:

1. Participatory Education Program
2. Springboard Microfinance Program
3. Community-Based Malaria Program 
4. Community Action

The five fundamental elements of our work are:

1. We ensure access to universal, high quality, comprehensive healthcare including primary care and care for infectious diseases such as malaria.

2. We integrate healthcare with education, microfinance, and community mobilization to address the root causes of poverty and disease.

3. We partner with the poor in destitute communities. We listen to their needs, assets, and priorities. We bring together local wisdom and international expertise.

4. We strengthen and compliment the public sector, avoid building parallel systems, and advocate for evidence-based policy change.

5. We are serious about measuring impact, and we practice evidence-based development.