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Some results of our start-up trip to Ghana
The aim and purpose was to see what conditions our cooperative concept would fit in Ghana.
There are of course other private operators in modern waste management in Ghana but to build a cooperative with consultants and suppliers from Europe and Africa and offer qualified feasibility studies and projects to countries, cities, municipalities in West Africa with a clear concept and system support, we believe we can contribute to faster and more efficient waste management.
Start-up meetings to discuss collaborations and our way of working. We received a quick positive response which quickly led to other important meetings.
One of the meetings was with His Highness Nana Amoapim Barekese Hene Kung in the Ashanti region where Ghana's second largest city, Kumasi, is located.
We flew early to Kumasi from Accra and were picked up at the airport, served breakfast on the way to The Barekese Community. There he had an audience with the king, or the Chief as he likes to be called. It was a formal reception according to protocol. The meeting went well and later in the day transitioned to an on-site demonstration of their large pond, horticulture and water treatment plant which was in excellent condition. There are great development opportunities in The Barekese Community.
Important meetings we had this week
On Friday morning we got to meet The Diaspora African Forum.
The H.E AMB. Dr. Erieka Bennett with colleagues, one of the world's largest Diaspora networks with its own ambassador status. The meeting went well and it was interesting to hear about their organization and what we can do together. We will have another meeting this week where we will review our business model and identify joint projects.
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NxES Africa starts a new collaboration with Trashy Bags in Ghana and Aqua Africa.
See https://www.trashybagsafrica.com/ and https://www.aquaafrica.com/
Trashy Bags is a project run by Aqua Africa and has received the Africa Resilient ESG and Sustaneble Awards 2024 TRSHY BAGS AFRICA
We are proud to have this opportunity to collaborate with them in our future water and waste projects in West Africa.
NxES Africa starts a new collaboration with JSO .
Stanley-Owusu Group of Companies (JSO) is a pioneer in waste management services dating back to 1961. We are a wholly Ghanaian owned company, offering innovative and intelligent solutions to clients across Ghana with one of the most comprehensive global product platforms available. We have been helping our clients to do business and manage their waste for almost 50 years and we keep their interests foremost in our minds at all times. This combination of service strength and character sets us apart and has enabled us to become an industry leader.
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We welcome our new collaboration partner Nexus by Sweden.
Their approach to sustainable development is a combination of scientific knowledge, field experience, and core personal values. They create nature-based, resilient solutions that align with people's original harmonious coexistence with nature. It will be exciting to see what we can achieve together. We have discussed developing scalable package solutions for communities with up to 20,000 residents for water purification and waste management based on the Circular principle.
We warmly welcome our new partners in Ghana to our organization.
Country | Organization | Link |
Ghana | A Rocha Ghana, Focus Areas: Biodiversity conservation, forest preservation, and community-based sustainability. | |
Ghana | Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO) Focus Areas: Climate education, waste management, circular economy, and youth engagement. | |
Ghana | Friends of the Earth Ghana Focus Areas: Environmental justice, sustainable energy, and forest conservation. | |
Ghana | Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - Ghana Focus Areas: Climate policy, ecological conservation, and public awareness campaigns. | |
Ghana | Aid for Socio-Economic and Rural Development (ASERD-Ghana) Focus Areas: Rural development, climate change adaptation, biodiversity conservation, food security, and women's empowerment. | |
Ghana | Abibinsroma Foundation (AJF-Ghana) Focus Areas: Climate change mitigation, education on sustainable practices, and community-based environmental initiatives. | |
