The African Health and Wellbeing Initiative (AfHWIN) is a public-private partnership led by the Japanese government, aimed at improving maternal and child health and nutrition in Africa. By leveraging Japan’s advanced technology, the initiative strengthens sustainable health and nutrition support. As part of this effort, the KOKO Plus Foundation’s “KOKO Plus®” contributes to preventing malnutrition and anemia, supporting the healthy growth of children in Africa. Furthermore, it fosters collaboration between government, academia, industry, and civil society to establish a strong foundation for global health in Ghana.

AfHWIN provides tailored support based on local needs and works in partnership with  Japanese companies and international organizations to deliver comprehensive health and nutrition packages, contributing to a sustainable future.