Futuristic End- Healthcare Innovation Eco-system
Securing One Health and Creating Jobs
One Health Framework
The One Health approach recognizes that human health is intricately connected to the health of animals and our shared environment. By breaking down silos across these domains, we can better detect, prevent, and respond to global health threats.
The Climate-Health Nexus
With Africa warming faster than the global average according to IPCC evidence, climate change is no longer just an environmental issue—it is an active accelerant for disease.
- Accelerating Cancer risks through increased aflatoxins and UV exposure.
- Driving Kidney Disease via heat-stress nephropathy in agricultural workers.
- Amplifying AMR through extreme flooding and temperature shifts.
7-Stage E2E Innovation Pipeline
Climate-resilience is embedded at every stage to ensure sustainable healthcare solutions for Africa.
Three Disease Track Deep-Dives
Cancer
~48,000
New Cases / Year
Climate Links
Aflatoxins/mycotoxins from heat/moisture, increased UV exposure, air pollution, agricultural chemicals, and climate-disrupted care pathways.
Kidney Disease
CKDu Epidemic
Heat-stress nephropathy
Climate Links
Affecting agricultural workers via extreme heat, alongside water contamination from heavy metals, and shifting malaria patterns.
AMR
70%+
Resistance in E.coli
Climate Links
Climate accelerates AMR via flooding (spreading pathogens), higher temperatures (accelerating bacterial growth/gene transfer), and reactive antibiotic overuse.