To empower communities through education, advocacy, and innovative environmental initiatives that promote health and sustainability.
We live in a time where climate change, pollution, and waste mismanagement threaten our well-being. Our work at ESHI bridges the gap between environmental action and public health—because a healthy environment means healthy people.
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Lusaka’s population produces about 1,500 tons of waste per day, with less than 50% collected and properly disposed — contributing to climate change through methane emissions from landfills. (Source: Lusaka City Council)
We believe that access to clean water and proper sanitation is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of public health. Our Clean Water and Sanitation Project is dedicated to promoting safe water practices, improving sanitation facilities, and raising community awareness on hygiene and water conservation.
As part of our commitment to nurturing young environmental leaders, EcoStewards for Health Initiative (ESHI) runs the Environmental Health Clubs Program in secondary schools. This project empowers students to become active participants in safeguarding both their health and the environment.
Walk for Climate is an annual flagship event organized by EcoStewards for Health Initiative (ESHI) every November, designed to raise awareness and inspire action on climate change. This community-centered walk brings together students, environmentalists, health advocates, local leaders, and citizens to unite their voices in support of a healthier planet.
EcoStewards for Health Initiative (ESHI) recently hosted a successful Composting Seminar under its ongoing environmental education efforts. The event brought together passionate individuals eager to learn practical ways of turning organic waste into valuable compost for healthier soils and cleaner communities.
On April 15th, 2025, a representative from EcoStewards for Health Initiative (ESHI) proudly attended and participated in the Peace Crime Down Zone event held in Lusaka, hosted by Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL).
