The initiative aims to help Ghan boost its waste recycling and mitigate greenhouse emmissions.
Ghana produces roughly 840,000 to over 1 million tonnes of plastic waste annually.
The partnership will drive growth, investments, job creation, and global impact.
The biodegradable SIM delivers the same quality, reliability and user experience.
Participants used discarded materials to create functional, eco-friendly products,
The policy allows for safe management of radiation sources and spent fuel.
Ghanaians can now deposit items such as mobile phones, laptops, small appliances, batteries, cables, and toner cartridges for responsible recycling.
Non-compliance could threaten Ghana’s market access to the EU, one of its major export destinations.
The solution now goes beyond policies, if we do not enforce them, nothing will change.
The policy will be guided by a Nutrient Profile Model (NPM), which sets thresholds for harmful ingredients.