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The Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF) team proudly joined forces with Let’s Do It Ghana, Mayekoo, AGI, the Indian High Commission, and CMG to mark World Clean Up Day 2025.

The Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF) team proudly joined forces with Let’s Do It Ghana, Mayekoo, AGI, The Indian High Commission and CMG to mark World Clean Up Day 2025. The day kicked off with an energizing hour of fitness, setting the perfect tone for action and teamwork.

For decades, Ghana’s seas have fed its people, sustained its culture, and provided dignity to its coastal communities. The sight of fishing canoes lining the shore at dawn, the sound of paddles cutting through the water, the smell of fresh fish smoking on the fire—these are not just daily rhythms but symbols of identity. Yet beneath these familiar scenes lies a growing crisis.

Ghana’s beaches and lagoons are more than stretches of water and sand. They are living ecosystems, cultural meeting points, and economic engines that sustain fishing communities, host festivals, and draw tourists from around the world.

The Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF) was honored to participate in the recent stakeholder dialogue hosted by MTN Ghana at their headquarters in Accra. This forum presented an invaluable opportunity for us to engage with key stakeholders in the telecommunications sector, sharing insights on how corporate practices intersect with our mission to promote environmental sustainability and reverse social inequalities. Our focus at the forum was to ensure that MTN’s “Ambition 2025” initiative and its operational strategies align with national and global sustainability goals, particularly in areas related to climate action and environmental stewardship.

AYC‑NREG 2025 convened over 2,000 young leaders, CSOs, policymakers, and partners to co‑design solutions for Africa’s natural resources and environment. Core discussions covered fair climate finance, governance accountability, youth leadership, and ocean/blue economy innovation. NNF’s Peter Asiedu served as a panelist and speaker, while Eunice Sally Hayibor attended as NNF’s reporter/observer documenting sessions and insights

The Government of Ghana, through the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development, Ministry of Transport, and the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA), convened a three-day high-level stakeholder engagement on the Blue Economy Strategy.

The three-day stakeholder engagement on Ghana’s Blue Economy Strategy brought together government officials, private sector leaders, academia, civil society organizations (CSOs), and international development partners.

Cocoa has long been Ghana’s pride. From the lush green plantations of Ashanti to the rolling farmlands of the Western and Eastern Regions, cocoa is woven into the fabric of Ghana’s identity

The Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF) is calling on corporate bodies, NGOs, and socially responsible organisations to support its long-term campaign to tackle plastic pollution along Ghana’s coastline.