Journal – Global Sustainable Aid Project

Could Red Wiggler Worms Eliminate Stinky Campground Toilets?

From The Nature Conservancy article: "In 2009, workers for the Global Sustainable Aid Project (GSAP) began teaching Ghanians how to build microflush ...
Read More

A Certified Microflush Maker – Deder

A Certified Microflush Maker - Deder Nasir Jamal is a 25 year old resident of Burka Geba kebele, Deder woreda who has ...
Read More

Cambodia

GSAP Microflush Toilets and the GSAP Portal are slated to reach Cambodia in January 2018. Please contact us to learn more ...
Read More

Rebuild Kitale School after Lightning Strike

In September 2017, a GSAP school building was destroyed after a lightning strike. This building was an important education center in East ...
Read More

GSAP Microflush Toilet in Camp Creek, West Virginia

ABC's video coverage of an ADA-compliant GSAP Microflush toilet installation at Camp Creek State Park in West Virginia ...
Read More

GSAP Kenya

The GSAP Center in Kitale, Kenya offers regional MAKER training, and supports GSAP sustainable aid projects in East Africa. The center also ...
Read More

Central America: Lab-in-a-Box & MAKER training

The GSAP Portal is in over 250 schools in Ghana alone, plus many more in Nicaragua, Kenya, Malawi, Guatemala, Liberia and others ...
Read More

Interview about Microflush Toilets broadcast on WICN

Interview with Stephen Mecca, developer of the GSAP Microflush Toilet on WICN's Business Beat, Worcester, MA Originally aired July 24, 2016 Business ...
Read More

First MAKERs trained in Uganda

The first MAKERs were trained in Uganda in 2015. This marks a period of time when a significant increase in the numbers ...
Read More

25 New Toilet MAKERs Trained in Bolivia

In August 2015, Stephen went down to Bolivia and trained twenty-five new toilet MAKERs, including twenty indigenous women masons who work in ...
Read More

Visit Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation website for more information.

Empower Women, Improve Communities

One of the many ways GSAP supports rural and impoverished communities is by providing business opportunities via our MAKER-LENDER program. This program, ...
Read More

Want to do something special with your old tablet?

As of 2013, GSAP has donated books and computers to 80 community and school libraries in Ghana. We are only able to ...
Read More

Steve explains the GSAP Microflush Toilet

From Elizabeth Atalay of Documama: http://documama.org/2013/11/19/this-mans-mind-is-in-the-toilet/ ...
Read More

School WASH

School WASH is an assisted handwash program that insures minimal water used. The video below was created by the Ghanaian interns of ...
Read More

The girls with their mentors from the Ford Foundation.

GEEC

The Girls' Exploration and Empowerment Club, also known as GEEC, was GSAP's first program. It was started in 2007; Abigail Mettle taught ...
Read More