An International Collaboration with One Local Goal in Sight.
Establishing a dialysis unit is a complex undertaking requiring collaboration across several professional sectors. The steps outlined below reflect the actual progression required to deliver such a facility – and these are the steps we are now actively moving towards.
Each component is standard for a project of this nature. Nothing here is speculative: this is the established route for creating a specialist medical unit in Southern Africa, and we are following it carefully and transparently.
We are preparing to engage a Southern African architectural practice with a track record in healthcare design. Their role will be to:
This is to be our first major professional instruction on the technical side of the project.
A Botswana-based accountancy firm (with UK presence) will be appointed to prepare:
These projections will form part of the investor briefing to be held in London in early 2026.
Legal teams in both countries will oversee:
This dual-legal approach is standard for cross-border community infrastructure and ensures absolute transparency.
The unit will require high-grade dialysis machines supplied by one of the world’s established specialist manufacturers. We will explore:
These discussions form a critical part of building a safe and sustainable service for patients.
We very much look forward to constructive progression with:
These engagements are essential parts of developing any health project, particularly one intended for future integration into Botswana’s national healthcare system.
We envisage the UK-funded build to be transferred into the management of Chobe District Council and the Ministry of Health and Wellness, to ensure that:
