Through the collective efforts of partners and stakeholders, a national initiative was championed to address the growing challenge of electronic waste in Ghana at a time when public awareness and technical knowledge on the subject were still limited. With guidance and leadership of MEST and EPA, foundational documents and strategies were developed to support awareness creation and inform national action for the control of importation and management of e-waste in Ghana. Save the date for Tuesday, June 9, 2026, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Mikaddo Conference Centre, Osu.

Every day, old phones, broken laptops, and outdated appliances pile up in homes and landfills across Ghana. But behind this growing wave of discarded electronics lies a critical question: What if there’s a sustainable way forward? Join us for a thought-provoking virtual discussion under the theme:“Understanding the E-Waste Economy: What It Is, Why It Matters, and What Ghanaians Must Do.” We’ll unpack the current state of Ghana’s e-waste economy, explore its environmental and economic implications, and discuss practical ways citizens, policymakers, and industry players can drive change. Featured Speakers:Gerald Adu-Gyamfi – Head, Research & Evaluation, E-Waste Management FundDr. Daniel Ofori – Senior Lecturer, UCC Business SchoolDr. Vincent Kyere – Team Lead, E-Waste PIU, Ministry of Environment This is more than a webinar. It’s a national call to action. Date: Thursday, June 19, 2025Time: 10:00 AMLocation: Google MeetParticipation: FREE Click on the link in the 'View Events Website' below to register for free.