Promoting Eco Friendly Environment
Promoting Eco Friendly Environment
Each time volunteers of Nurture Nature Foundation step onto the beaches of Chorkor, James Town, Korle Gonno, and other coastal communities in Accra, they arrive with gloves, waste bags, and determination. Within hours, plastics are cleared, debris is removed, and stretches of shoreline begin to resemble the tourism assets Ghana promotes to the world.
In a concerted effort to combat the growing pollution of coastal areas, the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) and the Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF) came together for a highly impactful clean-up exercise at the Jamestown Estuary Beach. The initiative, which took place on Saturday, 13th December 2025, brought together Hon. Michael Kpakpo Allotey, the Mayor and Chief Executive of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly, along with dedicated NNF community volunteers, in a bid to address one of the most pressing environmental issues facing the city: coastal waste management.
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 »
Venue: Mensvic Hotel & AccraDate: Last Week 1. Introduction Ghana’s Sustainable Ocean Plan discourse brought together government officials, civil society, academia, and private sector stakeholders to shape a comprehensive framework for managing marine and coastal resources. The discussions emphasized that Ghana’s ocean space is both a source of economic wealth and ecological vulnerability. The objective
In-depth Report: Ghana Sustainable Ocean Plan Discourse 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.
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Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF) reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to environmental protection during a vibrant observance of World Oceans Day 2025, held in Accra.
Nurture Nature Foundation backs ocean protection at EPA’s World Oceans Day Read More »
Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF) joined forces with Plastic Punch, Ecozoil Limited, and Societe Generale Bank Ghana to organize a high-impact beach cleanup event at the Kumasamba La Bamba Beach in Accra
Executive Summary The Global Water Dances (GWD) Community Celebration was conducted on May 31, 2025, at Lavender Hill, Accra, under the theme Nuji Wala. Organized by the Street Children Empowerment Foundation (SCEF) in partnership with Dzen Nako, Nurture Nature Foundation, and other collaborators, the event focused on raising awareness of water-related environmental issues through a
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Strategic partners in the implementation of the West Africa Coastal Areas (WACA) project, which includes the government of Ghana, the World Bank, and civil society organisations through the Coastal CSOs Forum (CCF) have scaled up monitoring of the projects.
Ghana scales up implementation of West Africa Coastal Area Project 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, were visited by a team from the Ministry of Science and Technology (MEST), World Bank, Civil Society Organizations (CSOS) and the District Assemblies on 16th April, 2025.
NNF and FTGA Participate in WACA Team Visit to Shaibu and Jamestown Beach Read More »