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Green Growth Africa (GGA) is a not-for-profit non-governmental organization focused on spearheading socio-economic, environmental and technological development of rural and urban poor African communities.

Every day, informal sector waste workers across Ghana sort, collect, and process waste that keeps our communities clean ...
27/07/2026

Every day, informal sector waste workers across Ghana sort, collect, and process waste that keeps our communities clean and materials in circulation.

Their work sustains Ghana’s waste economy, yet it has long gone unrecognized and under-protected.

On July 31, we’re launching the Federation of Informal Sector Waste Workers Associations of Ghana (FISWWAG), a union giving these workers a formal, recognized voice.

FISWWAG will push for safer working conditions, fair pay, and dignified livelihoods for the men and women who do this essential work.

The social and economic protection of our informal waste workers is key to ensuring a just transition and green future for all.

Every day, informal sector waste workers across Ghana sort, collect, and process waste that keeps our communities clean ...
24/07/2026

Every day, informal sector waste workers across Ghana sort, collect, and process waste that keeps our communities clean and materials in circulation.

Their work sustains Ghana’s waste economy, yet it has long gone unrecognized and under-protected.

On July 31, we’re launching the Federation of Informal Sector Waste Workers Associations of Ghana (FISWWAG), a union giving these workers a formal, recognized voice.

FISWWAG will push for safer working conditions, fair pay, and dignified livelihoods for the men and women who do this essential work.

Join us at Wesley Hall, Accra, from 9:00 am as we mark this milestone with our partners.

📅 July 31, 2026
🕘 9:00 am
📍 Wesley Hall, Accra

Markets play central role in contibuting to waste. Our zero waste campaign facilitated conversations with traders and ma...
24/06/2026

Markets play central role in contibuting to waste. Our zero waste campaign facilitated conversations with traders and market actors, creating space for them to openly share their experiences around waste challenges in busy market environments.
We guided discussions around practical solutions, including improving access to waste collection points, strengthening coordinated waste management among trader groups, reducing dependence on single-use plastics, and introducing composting of organics to reduce food waste.

As part of operationalizing our Cape Coast Zero Waste model,we took our Zero-Waste Campaign across schools in Cape Coast...
11/06/2026

As part of operationalizing our Cape Coast Zero Waste model,
we took our Zero-Waste Campaign across schools in Cape Coast. The campaign equiped student on the urgent needs to reduce waste and adopt zero waste actions. We also facilitated a school dialogue where students themselves sat on the panel and shared their thoughts on how zero waste can be made practical in their schools. Our role was to guide the conversation and bring structure to the ideas that came up. Practical steps like introducing waste separation in classrooms and around school compounds, encouraging the use of reusable bottles and food containers, strengthening environmental clubs to take active leadership, and promoting regular clean-up exercises were rolled out through these dialogues. Students pledged to commit to keeping their school environments clean and taking responsibility for waste management behaviors.

That moment in our Zero Waste Campaign when community members experienced Cape Coast’s waste management challenges and z...
02/06/2026

That moment in our Zero Waste Campaign when community members experienced Cape Coast’s waste management challenges and zero waste solutions through Virtual Reality (VR).

The experience was eye-opening as beneficiaries reflected on practical zero waste actions, with source separation emerging as one of the most important first steps toward reducing waste.

Through our Beyond Waste Initiative, supported by the UMI Fund, we are advancing zero waste narratives within communities and demonstrating how a regenerative economy can contribute to sustainable development.

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Another community, another step towards a cleaner and more sustainable future Catch us at Ola Girls Junior High School a...
26/05/2026

Another community, another step towards a cleaner and more sustainable future

Catch us at Ola Girls Junior High School and the Kotokraba Market as we continue spreading the zero waste message and inspiring action for environmental change in Cape Coast.

📅 28th – 29th May 2026

Together, we can turn awareness into action

Waste Management is everyone’s responsibility, isn’t it ? Be part of this Zero Waste Community Durbar in Cape Coast as w...
25/05/2026

Waste Management is everyone’s responsibility, isn’t it ?

Be part of this Zero Waste Community Durbar in Cape Coast as we spark conversation on waste reduction, repurposing, recycling, and inclusive waste management practices that can transform our communities from the grassroots.

📅 28th May 2026
📍 Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly

Together, let’s build a cleaner and greener Cape Coast.

Regenerativeeconomy

Waste Management is everyone’s responsibility, isn’t it ? Be part of this Zero Waste Community Durbar in Cape Coast as w...
25/05/2026

Waste Management is everyone’s responsibility, isn’t it ?

Be part of this Zero Waste Community Durbar in Cape Coast as we spark conversation on waste reduction, repurposing, recycling, and inclusive waste management practices that can transform our communities from the grassroots.

📅 28th May 2026
📍 Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly

Together, let’s build a cleaner and greener Cape Coast.

Regenerativeeconomy

On May 25, 1963, 32 African nations united in Addis Ababa to form the Organization of African Unity, a bold step toward ...
25/05/2026

On May 25, 1963, 32 African nations united in Addis Ababa to form the Organization of African Unity, a bold step toward continental unity and self-determination.
The future of Africa will not only be defined by its resources, but by how boldly Africans shape governance, innovation, sustainability, and opportunity for the next generation.
Today, as we celebrate Africa Union Day, we reflect not only on how far Africa has come, but on the future we are building together through innovation, resilience, and collective action.

Happy Africa Union Day.

Cape Coast Doesn’t Have a Waste Problem, It Has a Circular Economy OpportunityCape Coast doesn’t just need cleaner stree...
27/04/2026

Cape Coast Doesn’t Have a Waste Problem, It Has a Circular Economy Opportunity

Cape Coast doesn’t just need cleaner streets, it needs a new understanding about waste.
Through the *Beyond Waste Initiative*, Green Growth Africa is gradually transforming waste into value, creating livelihoods and cleaner communities.

As we launch the *Zero Waste Campaign* , we call on passionate individuals to be part of this worthy cause.

This is more than volunteering. It is about:

* Driving real behaviour change in schools, markets, and communities
* Promoting circular solutions that reduce waste, encourage reuse, and turn materials into value
* Contributing to a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable Cape Coast

If you’re committed to environmental sustainability and ready to drive real change in communities, this is your opportunity.

📍 Cape Coast
📅 28th & 29th May 2026

Apply here: [https://bit.ly/4vQSo6c](https://bit.ly/4vQSo6c)

BeyondWaste CapeCoast

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