Overview
BIT Global Climate Change and Health Collaboration is a multidisciplinary initiative working to strengthen Global capacity to address the rising threats of climate change, infectious diseases and anti-microbial resistance. We envision a resilient society where communities and institutions collaborate to reduce health risks. Our work focuses on climate change and health, global health security, and antimicrobial resistance.
Through targeted programs and partnerships, we support community empowerment, capacity building, and evidence-based policy development. By working with government, academia, and local stakeholders, we aim to strengthen health systems and promote sustainable, long-term solutions Globally.
Impact
Climate Change & Health
Climate change is a growing public health threat, increasing the spread of disease, food insecurity, and climate-related displacement.Global Health Security
Infectious diseases can spread rapidly. Strengthening surveillance, preparedness, and response systems is essential for protecting communities.Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)
Misuse of antibiotics is driving drug-resistant infections, putting lives at risk and undermining progress in modern medicine.
Response
At Bit Global, we:
Support climate-resilient health initiatives in affected communities.
Advocate for stronger health systems and emergency preparedness.
Promote awareness and action on the responsible use of antimicrobials.
Collaborate across sectors and borders to influence policy and drive meaningful change.
Together, we’re working toward a healthier, more sustainable future for all.
Climate Change and Health
The impacts of climate change pose significant and growing threats to public health, particularly in vulnerable communities across Uganda and the world.
Global Health Security
In an increasingly interconnected world, the rapid spread of infectious diseases and other public health emergencies presents a serious threat to global well-being.
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)
Antimicrobial resistance is one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time, threatening the effectiveness of life-saving treatments and the control of infectious diseases.
Edward Kiyonga
Susan Amitta Matanda
Atuhaire Eva
Dr. Christopher Wagobera
Dr. Caroline Aboda
Ann Martha Kaddu
Isaac Irera
Celestin Bakanda
Suzan Kansiime
Nebyeye Gift
Namuli Annet Christine
Pamela Kajumba
Tugume Hosea
Namboozo Harriet
Emmanuel Obuya
Nakato Flavia Wejuli
Message from the Chairperson Board of Directors
Our mission is to strengthen health systems across all levels—national, district, and community—through coordinated prevention, early detection, and rapid response efforts. We are committed to fostering partnerships, promoting innovative solutions, and empowering communities to participate actively in climate resilience and health security.
Together, with the support of our partners and stakeholders, we aim to promote equity, enhance knowledge, and develop sustainable strategies to protect our environment and public health. We invite you to join us in this vital journey towards a healthier future and a safer environment for all Ugandans.
Thank you for your support and commitment.
Wandera Bernard
