Recognizing that access to clean water is crucial for good health and well- being, Clean Life undertakes projects to improve water sources, sanitation facilities, and hygiene practices in underserved communities. Over 2 billion people lack access to water that is safe to drink. The problem is particularly acute in poor rural areas, where a lack of infrastructure leaves people to rely on open springs and shallow wells that are easily contaminated by human and animal waste. It’s a leading risk factor for infectious diseases, exacerbates malnutrition, and is the most common cause of diarrhea in children under five.
Public awareness is one of important agenda to mainstreaming nature conservation. Clean Life considers biodiversity conservation awareness as a centerpiece in environmental protection. We encourage sustainable practices, conservation and restoration and use the latest technologies to deliver the biodiversity message to every citizen. Biodiversity is affected by all sectors in which many species have become extinct because of human activities thus threaten their own well-being and the diversity of all life on land.
Clean Life Organization remains steadfast in its commitment to empowering entrepreneurship and skills development. We firmly believe that access to financial resources is a crucial factor in empowering individuals to create sustainable businesses and enhance their skillsets. Our comprehensive credit funding programs are designed to bolster the efforts of marginalized, ensuring they have the financial resources they need to thrive and make a positive impact on their community. Our credit funding programs prioritize projects and ventures that have a low impact on the environment. Whether its supporting eco -friendly startups, businesses with social missions, or skill development initiatives for underprivileged communities, Clean Life continues its mission to be a catalyst for positive change.
As one of the leading causes of preventable deaths, Malaria remains a significant public health and development challenge in many regions. Clean Life Organization is dedicated to combating Malaria through prevention campaigns, distribution of insecticide-treated bed nets, indoor residual spraying, and supporting research for more effective treatment and prevention methods.
Clean Life recognize the importance of providing comprehensive support to women and girls in the communities we serve. By offering a range of community support initiatives including education, healthcare, menstrual hygiene support, and opportunities for economic empowerment, we aim to create a more inclusive and equitable society.
This is a critical aspect of promoting inclusivity, understanding, and respect for individuals or groups who face discrimination or prejudice based on various characteristics, conditions, or identities. Stigma can be rooted in stereotypes, misinformation, fear, or lack of awareness, leading to social marginalization and negative attitudes towards certain people or communities. This can be particularly damaging to vulnerable populations and can hinder their access to opportunities, rights, and services. Clean life actively challenges and combats stigmatization related to health conditions, disabilities, and social backgrounds. It seeks to create inclusive societies that embrace diversity and treat all individuals with dignity and respect.
Clean Life Organization advocates for the protection and promotion of human rights, especially for vulnerable and marginalized groups. It stands against discrimination, exploitation, and abuse, and works to empower individuals to claim their rights. Equality and non- discrimination are at the heart of Sustainable Development. Gender inequality and gender-based violence mainly restrict women’s and girls’ mobility, access to resources, and limit their decision- making power, all of which impact their ability to act on their sexual and reproductive health and rights. Clean life is working towards a world where people of all gender identities can lead lives free from violence, discrimination, and coercion enjoying their right to full bodily autonomy and reproductive agency through using “gender-transformative” approaches that seek to transform harmful gender norms; reduce the impact of gender-based violence on sexual and reproductive health and rights; and change the policies, structures, and systems that hold individuals of all genders back.
