Grantees & Regranting Program
In March of 2025 we were excited to be able to launch our regranting program for innovative human-animal coexistence initiatives with the intention of opening up a competitive marketplace of individuals and organizations doing excellent work unifying the inseparable welfare of humans, animals, and the environment, thereby allowing AHAC to set in motion initiatives and intentions that wouldn’t otherwise have the means to get off the ground. Through an appointed regranting/advisory committee, AHAC has the opportunity to serve as a vehicle to meaningfully include regional experts and perspectives in the grant-making decisions shaping the future of animal advocacy—a space which is currently dominated by western and Eurocentric philanthropic perspectives. In this way, AHAC’s uniquely structured regranting process seeks to simultaneously serve as a means of facilitating mutually beneficial exchanges of knowledge and ways of thinking on how to harness the potential of philanthropy to solve human-animal coexistence issues.
Meet Our Amazing Grantees
(1) Adept Conservation Network, Kenya: https://adeptconservation.org/
Project title: Reducing human–wildlife conflicts in Chuka Forest by promoting bamboo propagation to foster coexistence
(2) WASTE Advisors, Malawi: https://www.wasteadvisersmw.org/
Project title: Cultivating Coexistence though Sustainable Market Ecosystems: Black Soldier Fly Farming, Composting, and Demo Gardens for Transforming Waste-to-Wealth
(3) FOMCAM, Cameroon: https://fomcam.org/about/
Project title: GOAT4PEACE: Restoring Livelihoods and Coexistence in Kimbi Village through Goat-Based Agriculture and Peacebuilding
(4) Lamicare Disability Rights Organisation, Uganda: https://limacaredrouganda.org/
Project title: Paws and Pathways: Leveraging Service Animals and Urban Community Gardens for the Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities in Wakiso, Uganda
(5) Malnutrition Matters, Pan-African: https://malnutrition.org/
Project title: Green Livelihoods, Shared Landscapes: Reimagining Human-Animal Coexistence in Climate-Stressed Rural Kenya
(6) Tanzania Veterinary Laboratory Agency, Tanzania: https://www.tvla.go.tz/
Project title: Nanobody-Based Diagnostic Kits for Maize Lethal Necrosis and Lumpy Skin Disease in East Africa
(7) Nanziga Women Development Initiative, Uganda: https://www.salto-youth.net/tools/otlas-partner-finding/organisation/nanziga-women-development-initiative-nawodi.24319/
Project title: Integrating Indigenous wisdom and science to prevent human-wildlife conflict in Nanziga -Kyengera Town
Our Long-Term Partner Grantees
We also serve as fiscal sponsors for some of our close partner organizations working in Africa, allowing to act as a bridge between North American philanthropy and impactful organizations working across the continent.
Strategic Partnerships
At the Alliance for Human Animal Coexistence we work to develop partnerships and collaborations with a diverse range of global and community-based organizations to help us jointly influence, implement, support, and research human-animal coexistence interventions. We are particularly focused on developing partnerships with organizations and institutions that embody a One Health approach, explicitly bringing together human, animal, and environmental considerations. Currently we partner with a wide range of reputable animal protection, conservation, veterinary, research, and educational organizations and institutions based primarily between the United States and Africa with the goal to create mutually beneficial and reciprocal exchanges that further our shared goals and priorities.
If you’re interested in developing a partnership with AHAC, please contact us.
Our Partners
