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SUMMARY OF THE WACA RESIP 2 LAUNCH REPORT

Event Overview:The West Africa Coastal Areas Resilience Investment Project (WACA ResIP 2) in Ghana, launched on August 7, 2024, is a significant initiative aimed at enhancing the resilience of coastal communities to climate change impacts like coastal erosion, flooding, and pollution. The event was marked by significant addresses from key figures, who highlighted pressing issues […]

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The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) donates to the Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF)

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research in collaboration with ZOOMLION and Ashiedu Keteke Sub Metro together with the Chiefs and Elders organized a durbar at the Jamestown to sensitize the people about the dangers of plastic bottles and sachet rubbers on marine life. Dr. Kwadwo Ansong Asante the Principal Research Scientist CSIR – Water Research

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GASMO, Nurture Nature Foundation, Exploit Travel And Tour to initiate a breast cancer program with the Kayayes.

Breast Awareness Month is that month when information about the risks involved in breast cancer is made clear to everyone, both males and females so precaution is taken to prevent its occurrences, and if possible provide treatment to the affected. There is a usual screening of breasts across the globe to detect the presence of

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Nurture Nature Foundation Calls On Government And Private Organizations To Support Their Endeavor In Beach Clean Cleaning

Yes this is nurture nature foundation, we are embarking on something that has never happened before. This site used to be a heap full of refuse but now we’ve managed to clear most of it. The more we push back the dump the more people bringing more waste and add up to the filth. At

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NNF SUPPORTS LET’S ACCRA WORK CAMPAIGN

Nurture Nature Foundation an NGO poised with practical intervention of proper and improved sanitation in communities and beaches in Greater Accra region is relentless to support the LET’S ACCRA WORK CAMPAIGN. This initiative is intended to organize periodic clean up exercise in areas within Greater Accra which is seriously engulfed with waste and unhealthy environments

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25 CSOs schooled on Ghana’s Arms Control Laws

Twenty-five civil society organizations including the West Africa Network of Journalists for Security and Development, the Care-Love Charity Foundation, and Youth for Peace and Security in Africa, are undergoing advocacy skills development to campaign for a review of Ghana’s outdated arms control laws. The other CSOs who are all affiliates of the West Africa Action

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Workshop for CSOs advocating for passage of the Small Arms Control Bill ends

A three-day capacity enhancement workshop for civil society organizations (CSOs) working towards the passage of the National Commission on Small Arms Bill has ended at Abokobi, near Accra, with renewed empowerment and zeal to embark on progressive advocacy. The workshop, held from August 5-7, aimed to empower CSOs involved in the SALIENT project, a UN-backed

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NNF calls for sustainable Clean Ghana First campaign

The Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF), a non-governmental organisation (NGO), has called for collective action to establish the Clean Ghana First Campaign as an enduring way of life for both citizens and corporations. The Executive Director of NNF, Peter Asiedu, made the call during the annual Founders’ Day event at Omandjor in Accra. The Assembly Member

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