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Green Plate Alliance - Ghana FOOD SECURITY ||CLIMATE SUSTAINABILITY || FOOD WASTE

Climate change is a global emergency that extends beyond national borders.To address it, world leaders came together to ...
03/05/2026

Climate change is a global emergency that extends beyond national borders.

To address it, world leaders came together to adopt the Paris Agreement, a legally binding international treaty requiring countries to reduce emissions and adapt to climate impacts:

Learn more about this Agreement: https://www.un.org/en/climatechange/paris-agreement

Source: UNEP

11/04/2026

It's a sweet Saturday morning. A weekend is for chilling and meet-ups.

As we eat, drink and have fun over the weekend, do remember that, every gram of food counts. Make it a habit to avoid indiscriminate food wastage. Here is how;

1. Cook, buy, apportion, cut, fetch or break the quantity, size and amount you can eat.
2. Don't buy more than you need for the week or month.
3. If there are leftovers, do well to preserve/store them as much as possible.
4. If food must be wasted, channel them into environmentally friendly initiatives like compost making.

You save money by cutting food waste, but more importantly, you contribute well to a friendly environment by reducing the production of GHGs.



09/04/2026

Hello...

Have you really bothered to quantify in monetary value, the food you waste your in house in a week? If not, give it a try and you would be shocked how much you're just throwing away in the name of lifestyle!

Cheers πŸ₯‚

06/04/2026

Climate change is not only an environmental problem to the world, but a global health problem too.

Kill it before it kills you!

FOOD WASTE IS AN ENEMY OF HUMANITYFellow Ghanaians, I come in peace to your quarters this morning, especially my fellow ...
05/04/2026

FOOD WASTE IS AN ENEMY OF HUMANITY

Fellow Ghanaians,

I come in peace to your quarters this morning, especially my fellow youth and Gen-zs. Something has bothered me for long and I think I should speak out to you. Food is a valuable asset in every country or household. In fact, it is said that, he who feed you, controls you; this is the power of food.

Dishing out more than you can eat in our homes, buying more than you can in restaurants and food vending points whiles you intentionally send kilos of food in the garbage every moment on the table isn't not CIVILIZATION or show of wealth or a sign of comfortable life, it is a clear sign of complete ignorance on your side.

Did you know that, every gram of food wasted drives climate change by contributing to greenhouse gasses emissions, deforestation, wasted global energy, and depletion of household economic power? I know you may have not actually sunk so deep into how your ignorant attitude of buying plenty food in the restaurant whiles you can barely eat half of it could cost you more, and the dire consequences of global warming. Yes, every food wasted drives climate change-- a common enemy of humanity in the world today.

Before food gets to your table, let's sink deep into how it is done. It's starts by ideation; someone would have to spend hours to plan on how to produce that gram of food you easily wasted. Resources; the land, money, labour, and the skills that goes into producing a gram of food is virtually wasted anytime that food is eventually thrown into the garbage. Destruction of vegetations and biodiversity; vegetations are cleared, trees are brought down, soil ecosystem is disturbed, human energy is used before food is finally ready for the table. When the crops are matured for harvest, fuel is used to cart them from production centers to warehouses and our markets, huge sums of family income are invested into household food security, power (electricity) is used in food storage and when wasted at last; all these drives climate change and contribute to household poverty. Deliberately wasting food means deliberately thwarting our collective effort of ensuring food security.

It is said that, nearly a third (about 30%) of the global food available for consumption are wasted annually. How? That's is huge! This translates into a figure of about 1.3 - 1.5 billion tonnes at as 2024. This is enough to feed the entire West African sub-region. In 2022, the EU and FAO estimated that, out of over a billion tonnes of food waste globally, 60 percent came from domestic sources (households), 28 percent from food service centers like hotels, restaurants, food joints, etc. Sad to know about this is the fact that, these losses are hugely deliberate and lifestyle-driven. Even the poor, who ought to value food are worse culprits.

But until when, shall we allow ourselves to be driven by ignorance, all in the name of showing off or modernity continue to wreak such havoc on ourselves? The time is now to act and stop! Food waste undermines our collective existence on earth. Let's change the narrative now!!

I am Nana Osei Kwabena Risarp and I am against food wastage. I hope you join the campaign too πŸ‘πŸ‘

UN Weekly Environmental Updates...πŸ”΅ Why protect high-risk forests?Because tripling investments in forest protection, res...
21/11/2025

UN Weekly Environmental Updates...

πŸ”΅ Why protect high-risk forests?
Because tripling investments in forest protection, restoration, and sustainable management can unlock long-term economic prosperity: https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/press-release/triple-investments-forests-2030-reap-multiple-benefits-says-un

πŸ”΅ Cutting methane = rapid climate wins
The latest Global Methane Status Report shows the 30% by 2030 goal is still within reach, but action must accelerate: https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/press-release/ministers-urge-decisive-methane-action-global-report-shows-progress

πŸ”΅ What’s the air like where you live?
Explore UNEP’s Pollution Action Note for air quality data, health impacts, and actions countries are taking: https://www.unep.org/interactives/air-pollution-note/

πŸ”΅ Sustainable textiles in Africa
SMEs in Kenya, South Africa, and Tunisia are driving circularity in the textile sector. Factsheet: https://www.unep.org/resources/factsheet/intex-factsheets-transforming-textile-sector-beatpollution

Nairobi, 14 October 2025 – Two reports published today by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) find that the tropical forests most at risk from loss are also the most vital to people. Annual investment in forests will need to triple by 2030, grow sixfold by 2050, and shift towards protecting high-r...

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