About Generation Health
Expertise with
a practical purpose.
Generation Health’s founders bring together experience in law, economics, environmental protection, public policy, and senior government administration. Their work spans community advocacy, international policy processes, health promotion, development financing, and institutional accountability.
Together, these backgrounds inform how Generation Health assesses problems, weighs solutions, and develops approaches that are practical, financially viable, and sustainable.
Human rights guide our approach. People should benefit from available knowledge and effective health and environmental protection wherever they live. They should also have a voice in decisions that affect them.
We combine international evidence and standards with local expertise. We plan for local ownership and sustainability from the beginning, considering who will carry the work forward and the skills, responsibilities, and resources they need.
Human rights and sustainable development
The SDGs connect health directly with environmental protection. Target 3.9 addresses illness and death from pollution, while targets 6.3 and 12.4 address water quality, hazardous chemicals, and waste.
This framework also covers climate action and ecosystem protection, alongside learning, cultural heritage, justice, and accountable institutions. These connections guide how we develop our tools and initiatives.
- SDG 3Health and well-being
- SDG 6Clean water and sanitation
- SDG 12Responsible consumption and production
- SDG 13Climate action
- SDG 15Life on land and ecosystem protection
- SDG 16Justice and accountable institutions
- SDGs 4 & 11Learning and cultural heritage
- SDG 17Capacity development and partnerships
Framework references: UN human rights-based approach · Cultural heritage under SDG 11 · OECD guidance on locally led development
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