ABOUT US



We are academics and professionals in public health and other research relating to social and tech sciences. Thanks to the European Union secondments in Africa, we discovered how easy we can improve the public health condition in rural and urban slum areas of sub-Saharan Africa.


Over half of the local African population live in houses missing the most basic public health axiom: concrete floor. On the one hand, it makes proper cleaning impossible. On the other hand, it makes people use methods of cleaning that don't prevent spreading diseases.


Therefore, we worked out a simple standard of concrete floor that can be provided to all family houses in African villages. It lets people live in easy-to-clean environment. Moreover, the floor is always built by local workforce. And we use only local ingredients for concrete.


A low-cost public health improvement is our strategic goal (SDG3). But we are fully aware we do deal also with two other SDGs, not less important in today's Africa facing rapid population growth. They are: SDG8 (decent work for local construction professionals), and SDG1.


In 2022 we started to deal with a real-world SDG4 in relation to the rural and urban slum schools. Most of small schools located in remote villages and informal settlements have dirt floors only. It means children stay in mud when it rains. Therefore, we undertake additional challenge. Now we can offer not only scientific impact but also crisis response advisory with this social innovation project.


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LONDON, 16 MAY 2022 / 15 April 2023
We are proud to announce our Floor4Africa project is among social innovations the British Partliament is presenting as a proof of the efficiency in international development and fight against poverty... DETAILS:  International Development Committee  +  Parliament.UK