This blog contains Environment-related stories and articles done by Edmund Smith-Asante.
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Sunday, February 21, 2016
AfWA holds 18th Congress in Nairobi
By
Edmund Smith-Asante, NAIROBI
The Kenyatta International Convention Centre is venue for the congress |
The African Water Association (AfWA), today
officially begins its 18th International Congress and Exhibition in
the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, on the theme, “Sustainable Access to Water and
Sanitation in Africa.”
Zoomlion Foundation sponsors 220 school kids to learn about plastic recycling
By Edmund Smith-Asante
The schoolchildren being briefed on the premises of Cyclus Plastic Recycling Company by Mr Hayford Amponsah, Administrator of the company. |
A subsidiary of the Jospong Group of companies,
Zoomlion Foundation, has sponsored 220 schoolchildren on a study tour to learn
plastic waste source separation and recycling at the Cyclus Plastic Recycling
Company at Elmina in the Central Region.
MoFA launches programme to tackle climate change
By Edmund Smith-Asante, ACCRA
The Deputy Minister of Food and Agriculture in charge of Crops, Dr Alhassan Yakubu Ahmed launching the document |
A five-year
Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) Action Plan has been launched by the Ministry
of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) to serve as a vehicle for the implementation of
the Agriculture and Food Systems Strategies of the National Climate Change
Policy (NCCP) from 2016 to 2020.
Rewarding excellence in liquid waste management :MMDAs to compete for sanitation prize
By Edmund Smith-Asante, ACCRA
Operators of the cesspit emptiers work without protective gear |
A whopping £1.43
million (GH¢8.44 million) is up for grabs by 139 metropolitan, municipal and
district assemblies (MMDAs), which excel in designing and implementing liquid
waste management strategies from now up to December 2018.
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Ghana-China bilateral trade to soar: More investments in sanitation to make Ghana leading player in Africa
By Edmund Smith-Asante, ACCRA
The Chinese Ambassador to Ghana, Madam Sun Baohong, has stated that bilateral trade between Ghana and China will hit six billion dollars by close of the year, from last year’s figure of $5.6 billion.
Monday, February 1, 2016
Non-revenue water, major problem of utilities
By Edmund Smith-Asante, NAIROBI
Unaccounted for water has been identified as a major challenge of utility companies in Africa. |
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