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Waste Not, Want Not “When I think of sustainable waste management in Ghana, one question comes to mind: how do we apply general scientific and entrepreneurial principles to new ideas to create a sustainable, home-grown solution?” So asks Bernadette Dzifa Agbefu, operator of Ghana’s JVL-YKMA Recycling...

SEED announced the winners of the SEED Awards for Entrepreneurship in Sustainable Development (SEED Awards), at the UN’s High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) on July 13th 2021. The winners and runners-up, who hail from nine countries across Africa and Asia, showcased their innovative and...

November 17, 2020 United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 6 aims to ensure clean water and sanitation for all. The two are closely interconnected: a lack of adequate sanitation and waste management infrastructure and processes has long-term negative impacts on water supply and quality. Several countries have successfully introduced initiatives...

The Impact of Covid-19 has been dire on many businesses in Ghana. Waste Management Companies have not been insulated from the negative effect of the pandemic on cash flow despite its crucial role in managing increasing contagious medical waste which would have a deleterious effect on...

The construction of a fertiliser production factory under the one district one factory has commenced in Somanya in the Yilo Krobo Municipality, to process both faecal and bio-degradable waste.  The construction of the factory is part of the “Creating and Capturing Value” (Capval) project launched in 2015 by the International Water...