Recycling

Waste is a major social and environmental problem in Ghana. the waste management in place in the country is not functioning as it should. The sector is mostly informal with very few formalized businesses operating in it.Some of the identified pilots and areas of interest are around improving the waste value chain, wastewater treatment and community waste management.
Ghana
12.05.2025
Strengthening Ghana’s Recycling Ecosystem: ‘Recircle Ghana’ Dialogues Launched 
Swisscontact Ghana has hosted the inaugural Recircle Ghana stakeholder meetup, the first in a series of dialogues aimed at strengthening collaboration and innovation within Ghana’s recycling ecosystem.

Held at the Swisscontact Ghana office in Accra, the intimate session brought together key players from across the recycling value chain, including representatives from, TID Global International, Zoomlion Ghana Ltd, Pangea Africa, AHK Ghana, Maiden Environmental Services.
Ghana
23.04.2025
From Scrap to Solution: How SesaTec Is Turning E-Waste into Empowerment
In a move toward sustainable development and youth empowerment, Swisscontact Ghana (SC Ghana) has partnered with Electro Recycling Ghana (ERG) to pilot SesaTec, a transformative initiative designed to turn electronic waste into tools for economic and social progress.
Ghana
18.03.2025
Driving Sustainability: Zero Waste to Landfill Dialogue 
Can Ghana turn its waste crisis into a circular economy success story? With landfills overflowing, plastic clogging waterways, and harmful fumes rising from open waste burning, the need for sustainable solutions has never been more urgent. On 18 March 2024, Swisscontact Ghana, in partnership with the Swiss Embassy and the Association of Ghana Industries, brought together changemakers at the “Zero Waste to Landfill – It Is Possible” dialogue. Hosted at the residence of the Swiss Ambassador, the event sparked bold conversations and showcased innovative approaches to tackling Ghana’s waste challenge—highlighting that sustainability isn’t just a choice, it’s an imperative.