Water Pollution and Access
Industrial discharge, poor sanitation, and mining runoff threaten Ghana’s freshwater systems. We fight for enforceable water protection laws and equitable access to clean water Despite improvements, 11% of Ghanaians still lack safe drinking water, and many more face long collection times or rely on contaminated sources. Risks in Focus: Why It Persists: What’s Needed: Water […]
Waste Management and Urban Pollution
With over 3,000 metric tons of plastic waste generated daily, Ghana’s cities face mounting waste crises. We support legal frameworks for waste reduction, recycling, and circular economy solutions. Every day, Ghana produces thousands of tons of waste — much of which ends up clogging drains, flooding streets, and polluting landscapes. Despite efforts, nearly 60% of […]
Illegal Mining & Land Degradation
Galamsey (illegal small-scale mining) has devastated forests, polluted rivers, and displaced communities. We push for legal accountability, land restoration policies, and community-centered enforcement. Gold at What Cost – The Destruction of Illegal Mining The glitter of gold has blinded too many to its environmental price. Galamsey, or illegal mining, has devastated forests, poisoned rivers, and […]
Air Pollution and Public Health
Ghana faces dangerously high levels of air pollution, especially in urban centers like Accra and Kumasi. We advocate for stronger air quality standards, enforcement mechanisms, and cleaner energy transitions to protect public health Breathing in Danger – Ghana’s Air Pollution Crisis In cities like Accra and Kumasi, stepping outside sometimes means breathing in a silent […]