Envisionwaste2health Helping low-income people, afford a healthcare through their trash.

In Nigeria, it’s estimated that at 0.51 kilogrammes of waste generated daily by each Nigerian, and it is forecasted to rise to 107 million tonnes by 2050 – a development that presents both a threat and an opportunity. While 98 million people, in the country live in multidimensional poverty, struggle to live on less than $1.90 daily, which is not enough to meet their most basic needs, especially health care.
The World Bank’s estimates of over 60% of Nigerians living below the poverty line indicate that a significant portion of the Nigerian public cannot access quality health service due to the concomitant high costs.
Envisionwaste2health is a social initiative that helps extremely low income people, in Nigeria afford a better health care, by exchanging all their wastes for reliable access decent healthcare services.