Our goal is to assist developing countries to meet Millennium and sustainable development goals, targets in healthcare, water and sanitation, and climate change, especially in Africa.
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A framework that aims to help farmers and other stakeholders in the agricultural sector to address the challenges of climate change.
GHSD works to support small-scale farmers and promote eco-friendly farming practices through education and resources, as well as by connecting farmers with markets to sell their produce.
GHSD provides medical care to underserved communities through the construction of clinics and hospitals, as well as the training of healthcare professionals. We offer a wide range of healthcare services, including primary care, mental health services, and maternal and child care.
The GHSD organization educates and empowers the local community to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change and its unwanted impacts, as well as preparing for effects of climate change by taking steps that will help the community to cope with impacts.
GHSD’s climate SMART and disaster ready community action guide compliments existing county and national disaster preparedness and response resources, as well as USAID climate change initiatives
To protect and build resiliency in the great Lake Victoria Basin (LVB)
communities and ecosystems that are most vulnerable to high water levels,
flooding and erosion, through new collaborative partnerships, direct financial and
technical assistance, with a strong emphasis on naturalizing Lake Victoria basin
region.
The lake is considered as one of the most important shared natural resources by the Partner
States of the East African Community. The Lake is a major source of water and fisheries in
the region. The vegetation cover around the lake basin is comprised of savannah and
wetlands. Its biodiversity and ecosystems provide a wide range of species of aquatic, primary
tropical high forest patches, secondary forests, terrestrial and forest flora and fauna.
At current rates of temperature change and previous rates of lake level fall, Lake Victoria
could have no outlet to the White Nile in as little as 10 years.
Global climate change could cause Africa’s Lake Victoria, the world’s largest tropical lake
and source of the Nile River, to dry up, according to new findings from a team of researchers
led by the University of Houston. Even more imminent, the White Nile which is one of the
two main tributaries of the Nile could lose its source waters in just a decade.
To deliver an integrated package of climate interventions comprising water supply and
sanitation improvements, solid waste management, drainage improvements as well as capacity
building and training for 10 selected counties.
a) Institutional development and capacity strengthening
b) Environmental stewardship and natural resource management
c) Economic and Infrastructure development
d) Improvement of health status and promotion of access to water and sanitation
e) Mitigation planning during flooding
We work closely with local partners and stakeholders to ensure that our initiatives are tailored to the needs of the communities we serve.
We particularly focused on providing healthcare and other services to underserved communities.
GHSD is always looking for innovative ways to address global health and environmental challenges
Years of experience in Healthcare and Agriculture industry
"Together, we can create a world where everyone has access to quality healthcare and sustainable agriculture. Join us at GHSD in making a positive impact on communities around the globe."
