Akua Akyaa Nkrumah is a Ghanaian environmental technologist based in Accra, Ghana. She studied Environmental Science and Technology at the University of Maryland - College Park. She currently works as a consultant for environment and climate change in Accra and has a passion for water, sanitation, recycling and renewable energy
According to Naa Demedeme Lenason, the Director of the Environmental Health and Safety Directorate via this article [http://www.spyghana.com/160-recycling-plants-to-rescue-ghana-from-solid-waste/], Ghana generates 13,000 tons of waste daily.
we are a group in bubiashie who wants to establish an NGO group in sanitation. please can you people give us the guidelines in establihing and if the group is there already and we can be the branch of it.
i think you should paste a picture of the 37- Burma camp road in Accra, all the trees have been cut down, leaving no shade what so ever. imagine what happens to people without umbrellas when it rains or when the sun is scorchy. there is no where to run for refuge.
Please am student in the Accra school of hygiene Kielce bu.
I have a project for publication and want actual statistics for the waste generated in Accra daily and the whole nation as well, kindly reply me through my mails Wiydje@gmail.com
Looking forward to hear from you
Thanks
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what is the total amount of waste generated daily in ghana?
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According to Naa Demedeme Lenason, the Director of the Environmental Health and Safety Directorate via this article [http://www.spyghana.com/160-recycling-plants-to-rescue-ghana-from-solid-waste/], Ghana generates 13,000 tons of waste daily.
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we are a group in bubiashie who wants to establish an NGO group in sanitation. please can you people give us the guidelines in establihing and if the group is there already and we can be the branch of it.
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Hello Richard,
Please send an email to Green.Ghanaian@gmail.com with your request and we will see how best to direct you. Thanks.
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i think you should paste a picture of the 37- Burma camp road in Accra, all the trees have been cut down, leaving no shade what so ever. imagine what happens to people without umbrellas when it rains or when the sun is scorchy. there is no where to run for refuge.
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Please am student in the Accra school of hygiene Kielce bu.
I have a project for publication and want actual statistics for the waste generated in Accra daily and the whole nation as well, kindly reply me through my mails
Wiydje@gmail.com
Looking forward to hear from you
Thanks
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