The Waste Management Conundrum in Ghana - The Case for High Level Prioritisation and Fiscal Incentives [Presentation File]

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The Waste Management Conundrum in Ghana – The Case for High Level Prioritisation and Fiscal Incentives [Presentation File]

On the 11th of June, 2020 IMANI in collaboration with the Environmental Service Providers Association (ESPA), Resource Centre Network (RCN) and IRC held a webinar on the theme: “The Waste Management Conundrum in Ghana – The Case for High Level Prioritisation and Fiscal Incentives” as part of the conversation, the speakers; Professor Simon Mariwah and Mr. Ato Coleman discussed how to improve the sanitation situation in Ghana with private sector participation.

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