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Women In Water Sanitation and Climate Change is an NGO with a mission to empower women to become leaders in addressing water, sanitation, climate challenge, fostering sustainable and resilient communities.

26/03/2026

A brief video overview about us at WWSCC.

08/03/2026

As we celebrate today, let us embrace the theme “Give to Gain.” When women support, uplift, and empower one another, we all grow stronger and achieve more together.

Let us continue to give our strength, knowledge, and encouragement to each other because when women give, everyone gains.

Wishing you all a powerful and inspiring celebration! 💜

08/02/2026

🌍 An inspiring and impactful week for WWSCC at the Africa Prosperity Dialogue 2026

WOMEN IN WATER SANITATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE (WWSCC) was privileged to participate in the 𝗔𝗳𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗗𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗴𝘂𝗲 2026, which concluded yesterday at the Accra International Conference Centre, Ghana, under the theme:
“Empowering SMEs, Women & Youth in Africa’s Single Market: Innovate. Collaborate. Trade.”

During the conference, the Founder and Executive Director of WWSCC, sandra Serwaa kyere, engaged with several Ambassadorial teams and other stakeholders across the continent in insightful discussions centered on strengthening cross-continental collaboration and advancing inclusive solutions in water, sanitation, and climate resilience.

These engagements reaffirm WWSCC’s commitment to building strategic partnerships that elevate women’s leadership, empower SMEs and youth, and drive sustainable development across Africa’s single market.

We remain energized by the conversations, connections, and shared vision for a more resilient and inclusive Africa.

Dr. Queenie Kessie | AFRICA NEWS AGENCY | DOUNIA BEN MOHAMED

25/09/2025

🌱 Sowing Seeds, Harvesting Change! 🌍

As part of our World Environment Day 2025 activities, WOMEN IN WATER SANITATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE (WWSCC), in collaboration with our partners, organized a 𝗧𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗢𝗿𝗴𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗰 𝗴𝗮𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 project at Accra High School.

📌 Three months on, our Executive Director, sandra Serwaa kyere visited the school to assess progress, and the results are inspiring! The garden is thriving, crops are being harvested, and the spirit of sustainability is alive among the students.

During her visit, Sandra engaged with the school’s Environmental Club manager, who shared exciting updates:
🌿 Building on WWSCC’s efforts, the school has launched an Agri-Business & Environmental Club, led by students to expand the farm and build their capacity.
🥬 In addition to okro, pepper, and lettuce, students have now introduced 𝐜𝐚𝐛𝐛𝐚𝐠𝐞 cultivation.
👩🏽🌾 Many students have developed a strong interest in farming, even requesting seedlings to replicate the project at home.

This initiative is more than a garden, it’s a platform for climate resilience, sustainable food systems, and youth empowerment.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our committed partners:
Tullow Ghana Halliburton Harlequin International Ghana Limited Baker Hughes Sykes and Partners Limited Accra High School University of Ghana School of Law Ocean Governance Project

💚 Together, we are nurturing the next generation of environmental leaders, one seed, one student, one garden at a time.

15/07/2025

🌊 WWSCC Beach Clean-Up at Last Hour Beach, Takoradi 🌿

On Saturday, 12th July 2025, Women in Water, Sanitation, and Climate (WWSC) successfully organized a vibrant community beach clean-up at Last Hour Beach in Takoradi. This initiative forms part of our continuous efforts to foster environmental sustainability, protect marine ecosystems, and raise public awareness about plastic pollution and responsible waste management.

With the collective support of dedicated volunteers, community leaders, and partners, we cleared a total of 315 kg of waste from the shoreline, including:
- 138 kg of plastic waste
- 126 kg of brown algae
- 51 kg of biodegradable waste

This impactful activity not only restored the beauty and health of this vital coastal area but also served as a learning platform, empowering participants with knowledge on the critical role of individual and collective action in climate change mitigation and the protection of water resources.

We express our heartfelt appreciation to our partners and supporters who made this event possible:

Together, we remain committed to championing clean water, clean environments, and climate resilience, one action at a time. 💧🌍

02/07/2025

🌊 Join Us for a Beach Cleanup at Last Hour Beach, Takoradi! 🌿

Though we've just stepped out of , our commitment to environmental sustainability and climate resilience continues stronger than ever!

As part of our ongoing efforts to protect Ghana’s coastal ecosystems, WOMEN IN WATER SANITATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE (WWSCC) is thrilled to announce our Beach Cleanup Activity happening on Saturday, July 12, 2025, at Last Hour Beach, Takoradi.

This initiative reflects our dedication to promoting ocean health, raising public awareness on plastic pollution, and encouraging community-led action for a cleaner, greener, and more climate-resilient Ghana. We are proud to be collaborating with our incredible partners:
Tullow Ghana Baker Hughes Harlequin International Halliburton University of Ghana School of Law Ocean Governance Project and Ecozoil Limited

We invite volunteers, stakeholders, youth groups, and all who care about our oceans to Register Now and Join the Movement to restore and protect our marine environment.
📍 Event Details
Date: Saturday, July 12, 2025
Venue: Last Hour Beach, Takoradi
Activity: Beach Cleanup
📞 Register now: Call +233 243 769 404 for more information
🌐 Visit www.winwsclimatecgh.org to learn more

14/06/2025

🌊 World Oceans Day 2025: Sustaining What Sustains Us 🌍

Did you know the ocean is the largest and most complex ecosystem on ?
Yet, it’s also one of the most threatened. is more than just a date, it’s a global call to action and a reminder that protecting our is a shared responsibility.

While World Oceans Day was officially marked on June 8, WOMEN IN WATER SANITATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE (WWSCC) joined the global movement with a beach clean-up activity held today June 14, 2025 at the LABADI BEACH HOTEL in Accra, a vital coastal area that supports biodiversity, tourism and local livelihoods but continues to face growing threats from plastic pollution.

In line with our mission to promote sustainable water, sanitation, and climate solutions, we teamed up with our committed partners Tullow Ghana, University of Ghana School of Law Ocean Governance Project, Sykes and Partners Limited and Ecozoil Limited, to carry out this impactful clean-up initiative.

Ahead of the beach clean-up activity, WWSCC joined Tullow Ghana in hosting a sensitization fair at Dzorwulu Junior High School, engaging students and locals on the importance of ocean protection and the dangers of plastic waste, because change begins with awareness.

♻️ From our clean-up exercise, we collected:
198 kg of plastics
21 kg of paper
145 kg of glass & metal cans
108 kg of biodegradable waste
These numbers are a reminder of the growing waste burden on our coastal environments, but also of the power of community action to reverse the trend.

🌍 According to UNESCO, around 10 million metric tons of plastic enter our oceans annually. In Ghana, iconic beaches like Labadi Beach are under serious pressure, threatening marine life, biodiversity, and our climate resilience. As part of our commitment to sustainability, WWSCC plans to go a step further in the coming months by tackling pollution at the source through targeted interventions and upstream waste reduction strategies in our next wave of activities.

🧼 From community-level engagement to environmental action, our efforts serve as a reminder that small steps lead to meaningful change. By cleaning our beaches and reducing plastic waste, we strengthen the resilience of our coastal ecosystems.

Let’s continue working together, across communities, sectors, and generations, to protect our oceans and build a more sustainable future for all.

🤝 For partnership, support, or more information, please contact:
📧 [email protected]
📞 +233 243 769 404
🌐 www.winwsclimatecgh.org

07/06/2025

🌍 WWSCC Statement on World Environment Day 2025

On this hashtag , WOMEN IN WATER SANITATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE (WWSCC) proudly joins the global community in reaffirming our commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable development. Guided by this year’s theme, hashtag , we reflect on our ongoing efforts to tackle the plastic waste crisis and its impacts on communities, water bodies, and ecosystems across Ghana.

As a dedicated non-profit organization, WWSCC remains at the forefront of advocacy, education, and community-based action to reduce plastic pollution and build climate resilience. Through strong partnerships with key stakeholders, including Tullow Ghana, Eni Ghana, Zoomlion Ghana Ltd., and Ecozoil Limited, we have implemented impactful interventions, such as:

🌿 Sustainable beach clean-ups at Labadi, Laboma, and Last Hour beaches, effectively contributing to restoring Ghana’s coastal environment.
🌱 School-based tree planting and organic gardening projects that promote environmental education, sustainable agriculture, and responsible waste management.
♻️ Awareness campaigns and capacity-building workshops focused on waste segregation, plastic alternatives, and circular economy solutions.

Below are images capturing some of WWSCC’s activities and impactful initiatives. These efforts continue to empower communities especially women and youth, to lead change, reduce their plastic footprint, and protect our natural resources.

As we mark this important day, we call on governments, businesses, civil society, environmental professionals, and individuals to join us in accelerating action against plastic pollution. Together, we can create a cleaner, greener, and more resilient future for all.

Together, let’s hashtag .
For partnership, support, or more information, please contact:
📧 [email protected] | ☎️ +233 243 769 404
🌐 www.winwsclimatecgh.org
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28/05/2025

Exciting Update!

Women in Water, Sanitation and Climate Change (WWSCC) will commemorate World Oceans and Environment Day 2025 with two impactful activities:

Beach Cleanup at Labadi Beach – 14th June 2025
Greening and Organic Gardening at Accra High School – 21st June 2025
These initiatives are in line with the 2025 global theme:
“Preserve What Sustains Us – End Plastic Pollution Now.”

The theme highlights the urgent need to address the growing threat of plastic pollution on both the environment and human health while promoting collective action and sustainable alternatives.
Our efforts reflect WWSCC's vision of building environmentally resilient communities through sustainable access to water, sanitation, and climate solutions. By protecting our natural resources today, we safeguard the future for generations to come.

Join us in this year’s celebrations and take action to make a lasting impact!

For partnership or sponsorship inquiries, please contact us at 0243 769 404 for more details.
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30/03/2025

The Women in Water, Sanitation, and Climate Change (WWSCC) successfully hosted its inaugural seminar, "Innovations and Strategies for a Cleaner Future," on March 25, 2025, in commemoration of the International Day of Zero Waste.

This virtual event brought together environmental experts, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore academia’s role, private sector contributions, and regulatory frameworks essential for achieving sustainable waste management.

Key Discussions Included:

🔹 Eco-Friendly Future: The Role of BCG & Waste Management in the Crafts Sector

🔹 Private Sector Contributions to Achieving Zero Waste Goals

🔹 Regulatory Insights & Policy Frameworks for Sustainable Waste Management in Ghana

A heartfelt thank you to all who participated and contributed to these critical conversations. Together, we can drive meaningful change toward a cleaner, more sustainable planet! Please find the video recordings below

30/03/2025

We are honored to announce that Women in Water, Sanitation, and Climate Change (WiWSCC) has been nominated for the Tullow Supplier SDG Readiness Programme—a transformative initiative led by Tullow Ghana in collaboration with the Petroleum Commission to advance sustainable business practices.

At WWSCC, our mission is to drive meaningful change in water management, sanitation, and climate action. Being part of this prestigious program enables us to refine our strategies, integrate innovative solutions, and strengthen our alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Through this experience, we have gained invaluable insights into sustainable business practices, green materials, and corporate governance, further enhancing our ability to create a lasting impact in our sector.

This recognition fuels our dedication to building a more sustainable, resilient, and equitable future. We remain committed to leading positive change in environmental conservation and community development.

Credits: Martha Adjoa Annan, Sharon Lamptey, Ruby Kortey, Kwaku Osei Agyei-Gyamfi, Dr. Jennifer Bruce-Konuah, Tullow Ghana Petroleum Commission, Ghana
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