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Rain Water Harvest
Access to safe and clean water is fundamental to public health and the effective delivery of healthcare services. However, the growing impacts of climate change continue to worsen both water scarcity and water quality worldwide, with 27% of the global population still lacking access to safe drinking water as of 2022.
To address these challenges, our team partnered with RCSI of Ireland to develop an innovative UV-based water treatment technology designed to improve access to clean water in rural maternal health facilities.
The project is proudly supported by Research Ireland and the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). Read More
Rainwater Harvesting System
Tanks for Rain Water Storage
Rainwater Harvesting System
Fires Safety Orientation to Students
Fire Safety Orientation
One of the facilitators
Demonstration
World Environmental Health Day 2025 – “Cleaner Air, Healthy People”
The Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) Environmental Health Society joined the global community in commemorating World Environmental Health Day 2025 under the theme “Cleaner Air, Healthy People.”
The event was held on 7th October 2025 at Makata in Ndirande Residential Area, bringing together students, community members, and local leaders. Its primary goal was to raise awareness about the importance of clean air in promoting good health and to encourage positive behavioral change through community education and practical demonstrations.
World Environmental Health Day at Makata, Ndirande
Awareness session led by Environmental Health students
Practical session illustrating dust generation during sweeping activities
Other Projects
Borehole
BSc OSH Students - Nacala Logistics Visit
Orientation at Nacala Logistics