Android for Developing will be further strengthened by adding a business incubation component and involving experts evaluating the socioeconomic dimension of the solutions developed. Both extensions are seen as crucial for the successful implementation of local solutions that can enhance the lives of people. The approach will involve the close participatory integration of end users (community health workers) in the design and implementation phases. Grameen Foundation has established AppLabs in Indonesia and Uganda, while infoDev - a World Bank programme - has partnered with Nokia and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Finland to establish a network of mLabs in Armenia, Kenya, Pakistan, South Africa and Viet Nam. In addition to offering state-of-the-art equipment, they provide training and workshops as well as opportunities for developers, entrepreneurs, investors, experts and policymakers to interact. Mobile apps development is also supported by a recent initiative called Android for Developing (box V.4).