Ghanaian scientists have proposed a national stakeholders’ dialogue to find a lasting solution to illegal small-scale mining (galamsey) in the country. ‘We urge the government to convene a national dialogue that includes researchers, environmentalists, mining companies, traditional leaders, and civil society organisations to develop a sustainable solution to the illegal mining crisis. ‘The sector should […]
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UNDP, partners embark on nationwide campaign to promote smart energy choices
Using energy-efficient appliances, and adopting energy efficient measures ins homes and businesses centres are crucial ways to support climate action and foster a sustainable future, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Ghana has stated. The UNDP will, therefore, continue its dedication to advancing energy efficiency in Ghana, a crucial step towards realising the Sustainable […]
EU-LEAN project supports to farmers to be resilient and promotes sustainable livelihoods and incomes
The European Union-funded Landscapes and Environmental Agility across the Nation (EU-LEAN) Project, has promoted sustainable environmental practices while building farmers’ resilience to navigate climate effects. This led to the restoration of hectares of depleted land areas in Ghana’s three most important national landscapes, the Savannah, the High Forest, and Transition zones. Deforestation as a result […]
All is set for fifth Avenor Tutudoza Festival launch
The 2024 edition of ‘Avenor Tutudoza’ celebrated by the people of Avenor Traditional Area would be launched on Saturday, September 21. The festival is celebrated under the royal patronage of Togbe Dorglo Anumah VI, President of the Avenor Traditional Council and Paramount Chief of Avenor Traditional Area. The grand launch, to be held at Letsa […]
Let’s bridge the gender-gap in entrepreneurship-Department of Children
Mr George Yaw Ankamah, the Bono Regional Director of the Department of Children has called for collective efforts to bridge the existing gender gap in entrepreneurship and other informal sector employments. He said it was unfortunate that society had assigned specific jobs and reserved them for both men and women making them to be reluctant […]
