Sustinable Aid Programs in Education and Sanitation for Rural Communities
The most potent aid work is not about throwing resources to impoverished communities. Sustainable aid is born of strong science, and is increasingly self-critical, collaborative, and economically focused. The Global Sustainable Aid Project supports financially and socially sustainable …
GSAP strives for a new kind of aid: aid that is sustainable, collaborative and innovative. We create programs that foster empowerment and self-sufficiency with a strong emphasis on WAter, Sanitation, Healthy Hygiene (WASH) and education. We are a nonprofit providing training, smart technology, and systems that support individual and community empowerment, …
GSAP was founded by Hannah Davis in 2006 as the Ghana Literacy Project. Four years later we became an NGO named the Ghana Sustainable Aid Project (GSAP), and expanded our mission. In 2013, GSAP became an international NGO with its work reaching across Sub-Saharan Africa and later Central and South America, the Middle …
An off-grid, sustainable, eco-friendly, low cost, odor-free private toilet that reuses a few ounces of greywater from a previous user’s hand wash to isolate waste and flush. In 2009, GSAP …
By 2017 the GSAP Portal is in over 250 schools in Ghana alone. The portal is also being used in Kenya, Malawi, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Liberia, the Solomon Islands and the list is growing. GSAP Portal The GSAP Portal is …
GSAP works with a number of international NGOs, non-profit organizations, scientific & educational entities and individuals. Without their contributions and partnership, we would not be able to fulfill our mission to …
