CHAT’s work is rooted in a simple but transformative belief: family planning (FP) is a proven pathway out of poverty, human suffering, and environmental degradation. When women and girls gain control over their reproductive choices, households stabilize, communities become resilient, and pressure on fragile ecosystems declines.
A lack of access to family planning information and services contributes to poverty, suffering, and environmental degradation, which negatively impacts communities and their surrounding ecosystems.
To enhance communities well-being by integrating health with environmental initiatives.
CHAT's People & Environment Health (PEH) approach recognizes the complex interconnection between people, their health, and the natural resources on which they depend. It provides a framework for understanding and addressing these issues holistically, on the assumption that the outcomes for both human welfare and the environment will be greater than if these issues are addressed separately.
Healthy Families and Healthy Landscapes