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The President and CEO of Return2Green International Mr. David Ludwick, was in the country upon an invitation by Mr. Kojo Yankah, President of African University College of Communications, to discuss best way of establishing a “Green Ghana”  movement on returning Ghana to Green, based on the plastic menace in the country.

    Tuesday September 22, 2009, witnessed Mr. Kojo Yankah, the host and President of African University College of Communications (AUCC) accompanying Mr. David Ludwick to pay courtesy calls on some government officials and stakeholders in the environmental industry.
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NEWSFLASH! (EXHIBITION)-BIODEGRADABLE PRODUCTS IN WEST AFRICA. PDF Print E-mail

The first ever exhibition of Biodegradable products, has been held in Accra, Ghana at Discovery House, African University College of Communication (A.U.C.C premises), under the auspices of The Institute of Green Research and Communications.

Under the team “Returning Africa to Green – Biodegradables the Alternative”, the Communications Officer of Africa2Green, Robert Aryeetey who is part of the organizers of the exhibition, said as part of the vision of the organization that is, “to be one of the prime advocates of Africa to green’, the exhibition was to herald that clarion call to showcase products that will be an alternative to curb the environmental hazards in Africa that are created by plastics and other environmental pollutants.
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WASTE MANAGEMENT IN AFRICA


Solid waste management in Ghana and the rest of West Africa has not been accompanied by adequate sanitation facilities and programmes. Notable among the waste management problems is the rapid growth in urbanization and inadequate operational funding from the municipalities’ budgets for the collection and disposable processes.

The disposable methods mostly depend on the obsolete dumping of refuse and plastic bags with the associated environmental and social risks.

Recycling of waste that reduces the waste dumping has not been very effective.

Lots of efforts put in by various bodies to solve the waste management problem in Ghana and West Africa  has not yielded much results.

It is for this reason that Africa2Green has come in to contribute its quota in finding a solution to the Waste management problems.

 
 
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