Your cart is empty
Gender, Health and Sustainable Environment (GEHESE) is a non-governmental organization committed to promoting sustainable environmental solutions, improved health outcomes, and inclusive economic empowerment for communities, especially women, youth and other marginalized groups.
Learn More About Us →
Lives Reached
Communities Engaged
Women & Youth Trained
Active Initiatives
What We Do
We transform waste into valuable resources through innovative and sustainable circular economy solutions.
Learn More
We improve access to affordable, clean, and renewable energy solutions for households and businesses.
Learn More
We strengthen community resilience to climate change while promoting environmental restoration and sustainable practices.
Learn More
We support inclusive economic empowerment through green entrepreneurship and resilient livelihood systems.
Learn MoreOur Work in Action
Dar es Salaam
A community-run facility turning organic waste into compost and Black Soldier Fly protein, creating steady income for a local waste-pickers cooperative.
Mwanza Region
Off-grid solar installations bringing reliable lighting and power to rural classrooms, reducing reliance on kerosene and extending study hours.
Arusha Region
Community-led tree planting and ecosystem restoration along degraded watersheds, paired with climate awareness training for local schools.
Check out our latest videos
Our Partners
Coordinating implementation with ward and district government structures.
Grassroots groups that co-design and lead activities on the ground.
Businesses supporting green enterprise development and market access.
Institutions supporting evidence-based learning and program design.
Stories & Updates
From composting to Black Soldier Fly farming, community waste innovation hubs are proving that circular economy solutions can create real income.
Indoor air pollution from traditional cooking remains one of the most overlooked health risks facing women and children. Clean cooking technologies are changing that.
Climate-smart agriculture and nature-based solutions are helping communities adapt to increasingly unpredictable rainfall, one field at a time.
Taka zinazozalishwa katika masoko zimeelezwa kuwa zinaweza kubadilishwa kuwa bidhaa zenye thamani na kuwa chanzo cha kipato.
Your cart is empty
Resolving Details