Love Binti International

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Love Binti International

🇺🇬Youth#12 last 12 months
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Mostly Sub-Saharan Africa
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Love Binti InternationalVerified
YouthUgandaEst. 2015Elle Yang
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About

Love Binti International is an international non-governmental organisation established in 2015 to improve the lives of women and girls in disadvantaged rural communities across Africa. Founded by Elle Yang after witnessing girls miss school because they could not afford menstrual hygiene products, the organisation began by promoting reusable cloth sanitary pads and menstrual health education. The name “Binti” comes from Swahili and means “girl,” reflecting the organisation’s commitment to caring for and empowering girls and women.

The organisation’s mission is to empower women, improve health and hygiene, and help communities overcome poverty through sustainable development. Love Binti International believes that women are essential to community transformation and that supporting one woman can positively influence an entire family and community. It works to ensure that girls can continue their education, women have access to essential resources, and disadvantaged communities have better opportunities for a dignified and independent life.

Love Binti International carries out its work through three main areas: water, sanitation and hygiene (WaSH); community empowerment; and sustainable infrastructure development. Its activities include constructing boreholes to provide clean water, promoting menstrual hygiene education, teaching women to make reusable sanitary pads, providing vocational training in tailoring and agriculture, and supporting small businesses through microfinance initiatives. The organisation also renovates classrooms, develops community facilities, and promotes environmentally friendly cooking technologies to improve living conditions and educational opportunities.

Through its projects and partnerships, Love Binti International aims to create lasting change by equipping women and girls with the knowledge, skills, and resources they need to build better futures. Its approach emphasises sustainability, empowerment, equality, inclusion, and community participation. By addressing challenges such as menstrual poverty, limited access to clean water, inadequate educational facilities, and unemployment, the organisation works towards stronger, healthier, and more self-reliant communities where women and girls can reach their full potential.

Activity feed

Love Binti International launched a public campaign inviting schools, businesses and individuals in Taiwan to sew reusable menstrual pads for girls in rural East Africa. The stated target was 5,000 pads for shipment to schools with menstrual-health education and distribution. The campaign listing does not establish that the target was achieved on 2026-10-08. Cause: Health.
Love Binti International→ World Girls' Day reusable-pad initiative
Healthlaunched a public campaign inviting schools, businesses and individuals in Taiwan to sew reusable menstrual pads for girls in rural East Africa. The stated target was 5,000 pads for shipment to schools with menstrual-health education and distribution. The campaign listing does not establish that the target was achieved.
Love Binti International organised The Cycle of Her public exhibition and a hands-on reusable-pad workshop in Taiwan, using menstrual education and sewing activities to connect public learning with its African programs. The 2026 event listing confirms the activity but does not provide a final attendance or pad-production total on 2026-04-10. Cause: Education.
Love Binti International→ Menstrual-health exhibition and practical sewing workshop
Educationorganised The Cycle of Her public exhibition and a hands-on reusable-pad workshop in Taiwan, using menstrual education and sewing activities to connect public learning with its African programs. The 2026 event listing confirms the activity but does not provide a final attendance or pad-production total.
Love Binti International delivered a practical session in which local young people learned to transplant seedlings into nursery trays, building hands-on knowledge relevant to plant establishment and environmental stewardship. The news item does not provide a participant count or later survival rate for the seedlings on 2026-02-10. Cause: Climate.
Love Binti International→ Community climate-action training
Climatedelivered a practical session in which local young people learned to transplant seedlings into nursery trays, building hands-on knowledge relevant to plant establishment and environmental stewardship. The news item does not provide a participant count or later survival rate for the seedlings.
Love Binti International used support raised through its Taiwan exhibition and outreach to drill or rehabilitate two boreholes, improving local water infrastructure. The anniversary report does not identify the exact completion date or beneficiary count for these two boreholes on 2025-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ Borehole rehabilitation through Taiwan-based collaboration
Welfareused support raised through its Taiwan exhibition and outreach to drill or rehabilitate two boreholes, improving local water infrastructure. The anniversary report does not identify the exact completion date or beneficiary count for these two boreholes.
Love Binti International used The Cycle of Her exhibition to explain its work on menstrual education, clean water, community empowerment and infrastructure. It hosted three talks and a reusable-pad workshop in which more than 100 participants sewed pads intended for girls in East Africa on 2025-01-01. Cause: Education.
Love Binti International→ Taiwan menstrual-health exhibition and workshops
Educationused The Cycle of Her exhibition to explain its work on menstrual education, clean water, community empowerment and infrastructure. It hosted three talks and a reusable-pad workshop in which more than 100 participants sewed pads intended for girls in East Africa.
Love Binti International maintained its ecological-sanitation approach through toilet construction and instruction on waste management. Its cumulative report records 66 bio-toilets serving 9,856 beneficiaries across 33 communities on 2025-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ Bio-toilet construction and hygiene education
Welfaremaintained its ecological-sanitation approach through toilet construction and instruction on waste management. Its cumulative report records 66 bio-toilets serving 9,856 beneficiaries across 33 communities.
Love Binti International continued developing rainwater filtration infrastructure for schools and communities, with the anniversary report documenting 31 systems and 8,759 cumulative beneficiaries across two countries. The report does not establish the number of systems newly completed during 2025 on 2025-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ Rainwater filtration expansion
Welfarecontinued developing rainwater filtration infrastructure for schools and communities, with the anniversary report documenting 31 systems and 8,759 cumulative beneficiaries across two countries. The report does not establish the number of systems newly completed during 2025.
Love Binti International renovated 12 classrooms, improving learning environments for approximately 350 students and teachers through safer, more weather-protected spaces. The report provides a cumulative total rather than a separate 2025 completion figure on 2025-01-01. Cause: Education.
Love Binti International→ School classroom renovations
Educationrenovated 12 classrooms, improving learning environments for approximately 350 students and teachers through safer, more weather-protected spaces. The report provides a cumulative total rather than a separate 2025 completion figure.
Love Binti International provided 155 improved rocket-style cookstoves using locally available materials, designed to reduce harmful smoke, improve combustion efficiency and lower burn risks associated with open-fire cooking on 2025-01-01. Cause: Health.
Love Binti International→ Clean cookstove distribution
Healthprovided 155 improved rocket-style cookstoves using locally available materials, designed to reduce harmful smoke, improve combustion efficiency and lower burn risks associated with open-fire cooking.
Love Binti International delivered vocational training in tailoring and beauty services, combined with health education, gender awareness, business skills and financial management. The anniversary report records 1,955 women graduating from its training programs across three centres on 2025-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ Women's tailoring and livelihood training
Welfaredelivered vocational training in tailoring and beauty services, combined with health education, gender awareness, business skills and financial management. The anniversary report records 1,955 women graduating from its training programs across three centres.
Love Binti International trained young farmers from Uganda, Kenya, South Sudan and Tanzania in sustainable agriculture and improved farming practices, and supported cooperatives in production and market development. The anniversary report records more than 10,000 kg of cabbage harvested cumulatively on 2025-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ Agricultural training and cooperative development
Welfaretrained young farmers from Uganda, Kenya, South Sudan and Tanzania in sustainable agriculture and improved farming practices, and supported cooperatives in production and market development. The anniversary report records more than 10,000 kg of cabbage harvested cumulatively.
Love Binti International presented its vision for sustainable communities at the Renewable Energy Conference and Expo, connecting rural infrastructure and community empowerment with broader sustainability discussions on 2024-11-01. Cause: Climate.
Love Binti International→ Renewable-energy conference engagement
Climatepresented its vision for sustainable communities at the Renewable Energy Conference and Expo, connecting rural infrastructure and community empowerment with broader sustainability discussions.
Love Binti International participated in the inaugural African Climate Change Adaptation Conference, bringing its community-development and sustainability experience into discussions about climate resilience. The public archive does not document a specific adaptation project delivered at the event on 2024-10-07. Cause: Climate.
Love Binti International→ African climate-adaptation conference engagement
Climateparticipated in the inaugural African Climate Change Adaptation Conference, bringing its community-development and sustainability experience into discussions about climate resilience. The public archive does not document a specific adaptation project delivered at the event.
Love Binti International documented the experience of Abura Lucia, who learned reusable-pad techniques in a 2019 workshop and continued using and sharing those practices during a household visit in August 2024. The visit is evidence of sustained knowledge transfer, not a new workshop in 2024 on 2024-08-01. Cause: Health.
Love Binti International→ Menstrual-health knowledge transfer in Karamoja
Healthdocumented the experience of Abura Lucia, who learned reusable-pad techniques in a 2019 workshop and continued using and sharing those practices during a household visit in August 2024. The visit is evidence of sustained knowledge transfer, not a new workshop in 2024.
Love Binti International conducted reusable-pad sewing workshops and health education addressing menstrual hygiene, product affordability and stigma. Its cumulative program figures exceed 3,000 workshops and 155,000 participants across seven countries, although the report does not isolate the 2024 contribution on 2024-01-01. Cause: Health.
Love Binti International→ Menstrual-health education
Healthconducted reusable-pad sewing workshops and health education addressing menstrual hygiene, product affordability and stigma. Its cumulative program figures exceed 3,000 workshops and 155,000 participants across seven countries, although the report does not isolate the 2024 contribution.
Love Binti International constructed ecological toilets designed to provide safer sanitation in schools and communities, while teaching users to manage waste with leaves and ash to reduce groundwater contamination and support composting. The cumulative report records 66 bio-toilets across 33 communities on 2023-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ Community sanitation infrastructure
Welfareconstructed ecological toilets designed to provide safer sanitation in schools and communities, while teaching users to manage waste with leaves and ash to reduce groundwater contamination and support composting. The cumulative report records 66 bio-toilets across 33 communities.
Love Binti International drilled new boreholes and rehabilitated existing water points to improve access to safe water. The cumulative report records 88 boreholes across five countries, including 51 completed with Wan Hai Lines. The individual completion years are not fully specified on 2023-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ Borehole construction and rehabilitation
Welfaredrilled new boreholes and rehabilitated existing water points to improve access to safe water. The cumulative report records 88 boreholes across five countries, including 51 completed with Wan Hai Lines. The individual completion years are not fully specified.
Love Binti International constructed rainwater filtration systems to supplement school and community water supplies, reducing pressure on boreholes used for drinking and other daily needs. The anniversary report gives a cumulative total of 31 systems across two countries but does not establish how many were built in 2023 on 2023-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ Rainwater filtration infrastructure
Welfareconstructed rainwater filtration systems to supplement school and community water supplies, reducing pressure on boreholes used for drinking and other daily needs. The anniversary report gives a cumulative total of 31 systems across two countries but does not establish how many were built in 2023.
Love Binti International joined the Uganda Water and Sanitation NGO Network to strengthen coordination with organizations working on access to water and sanitation. This entry records sector coordination, not a separately verified infrastructure delivery on 2023-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ Water-sector coordination
Welfarejoined the Uganda Water and Sanitation NGO Network to strengthen coordination with organizations working on access to water and sanitation. This entry records sector coordination, not a separately verified infrastructure delivery.
Love Binti International participated in the UN Water Conference and shared its interest in sustainable water access and rural community development. The retrospective does not establish a specific water project delivered at the conference itself on 2023-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Love Binti International→ UN Water Conference engagement
Welfareparticipated in the UN Water Conference and shared its interest in sustainable water access and rural community development. The retrospective does not establish a specific water project delivered at the conference itself.

Board

Sara Liu
Chairman

She is identified as the chair and is associated with Cornerstone Social Enterprise Ltd.

Dome Wong
Vice-Chairman

He is an architect.

Jer-San Hu
Executive Council Member

He is a professor at Fu Jen Catholic University.

Jie Lee
Member of Council

She is listed as a member of the council.

Dami Hung
Member of Council

She is a project manager at a listed company.

Rose Chao
Member of Council

She is identified as a cooperation secretary.

May Lai
Member of Council

She is a director of an art company.

Gavin Cheng
Alternate Director

He works as a website security consultant.

Giselle Chung
Alternate Director

She works in public relations and marketing.

Iris Chiu
Alternate Supervisor

She works as an education consultant.

Michelle Hu
Board Member (Eswatini)

She advises on agriculture in Eswatini and Mozambique.

Beatrice Gladys Geria
Board Member (Uganda)

She serves as Secretary of the Speaker for the Republic of Uganda.