Promoting Eco Friendly Environment
Promoting Eco Friendly Environment
Along the Gulf of Guinea, waves steadily eat into the shorelines of Ghana, Nigeria, and other West African nations. Entire communities that once stood proudly by the sea now face the slow but relentless erosion of their homes, farmlands, and heritage. Coastal erosion is no longer a distant environmental concern — it is a living reality for thousands of families.
Coastal Vegetation for Restoration and Carbon Credit Read More »
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.
The new fisheries and aquaculture bill: A lifeline for ghana’s coastal future Read More »
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.
Who is responsible for coastal sanitation in Ghana? – NNF asks Read More »
Executive Summary Conference on Marine & Coastal Policy Frameworks Interactive Session August 2025, Mensvic Grand Hotel (Based on Audio File Transcripts) Introduction The conference brought together experts, policymakers, community representatives, and stakeholders to discuss strategies for building a sustainable and inclusive marine and coastal governance framework. Key themes included strategic objectives, ecosystem health, data gaps,
Executive Summary – Conference on Marine & Coastal Policy Frameworks Read More »
The West Africa Coastal Areas Resilience Project (WACA ReslP 2), which Ghana joined in 2024 is a response by some West Africa countries with support from World Bank and other Development Partners to manage their coastal areas to address coastal erosion, flooding, pollution, restoring coastal ecosystems especially mangroves and securing livelihoods.
WACA Communities Livelihoods Engagement Report Read More »
The West Africa Coastal Areas (WACA) project sites in Greater Accra notably Shaibu in the Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly and Jamestown in the jurisdiction of Accra Metropolitan Assembly was visited by a team from Ministry of Science and Technology (MEST), World Bank, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and the District Assemblies on 16th April, 2025.
WACA PROJECT AREAS VISIT BY MEST AND WORLD BANK STAFF Read More »
Ghana’s coastal communities continue to face a deepening humanitarian crisis as rising tidal waves displace families, destroy homes, and threaten livelihoods. In response, the Coastal Civil Society Forum (CCF) Coordinator, Noble Wadzah visited affected communities to express solidarity and to clarify the role of the West Africa Coastal Areas (WACA) Resilient Investment Project II (ResIP
Coastal Civil Society Forum engages tidal wave victims, calls for urgent gov’t action Read More »