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Lessons from Africa: ADH-funded WASH for Food Security programme

After nearly 18 months of implementation across six African countries, the WASH for Food Security programme funded by Aktion Deutschland Hilft (ADH) through Habitat for Humanity Germany is generating valuable lessons that extend beyond individual country projects. 

Across six Habitat for Humanity National Offices in Africa, teams are testing different approaches to WASH, food security and climate resilience, while building a shared body of learning that can strengthen programmes across the region.

Residential Energy Efficiency

Habitat for Humanity is working with USAID to pioneer new ways to help communities overcome the legacy of poorly built, energy inefficient housing stock of multi-apartment buildings, and to create strong, stable and healthy communities for the future.

rely on REELIH

Residents across Central and Eastern Europe insulate their homes, cut individual energy bills and improve their building’s grim exterior through the REELIH project funded by the USAID.

From Japan to Slovakia: International volunteers transform community centre for children in Dobšiná

DOBŠINÁ, SLOVAKIA – October 2026 – Nearly 20 volunteers from eight countries joined Habitat for Humanity and the Employee Foundation of the VKR Group to renovate a community centre supporting children and families affected by generational poverty in Slovakia. Their efforts were complemented by more than 42 million steps taken by employees worldwide through the Donate Your Steps initiative.

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If you are looking for more information about Habitat for Humanity’s work across the region of Europe, the Middle East and Africa, please contact us.

50 Cities: Turning Europe's Empty Spaces into Homes

50 cities. One shared ambition. More affordable homes from the buildings we already have.

Across Europe, millions of people struggle to access decent, affordable housing, while millions of buildings and homes remain vacant or underused. What if part of the solution to Europe’s housing crisis is already standing? 

From Empty Spaces to Homes

With millions of dwellings standing empty across Europe while affordable housing remains out of reach for many, Habitat for Humanity is bringing together cities, policymakers, researchers and housing experts to explore a different approach: turning vacant spaces into homes.

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We want to partner with like-minded philanthropists to change the growing housing problem facing people in the poorest communities across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. 

Habitat for Humanity and the Kenya Green Building Society formalize partnership to advance sustainable affordable housing in Kenya

Habitat for Humanity and the Kenya Green Building Society have formalized a partnership to explore climate-smart affordable housing and sustainable construction in Kenya. By connecting expertise, markets and policy, the collaboration aims to address barriers to the adoption of sustainable building solutions and support more affordable, resilient housing for low-income households.

Project 100 seeks to expand resilient housing for Cyclone Freddy-affected communities

More than three years after Cyclone Freddy hit communities across southern Malawi, many families are still rebuilding their lives. For survivors like Jackson and Chikafa among other affected families, recovery is not just about replacing what was lost. It is about rebuilding stronger, safer and more resilient communities.

That is the vision behind Project 100, Habitat Malawi’s latest initiative under the Let’s Open the Door campaign. 

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