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Breathe Adentan Campaign takes clean air message to Frafraha Community SHS
The Breathe Adentan campaign has engaged staff and students of the Frafraha Community Senior High School to educate and raise awareness about one of the Municipality's most persistent environmental health hazards: open burning of household waste.
Through school engagements, community outreach, and partnerships with local and national institutions, the campaign works to reduce open waste burning and improve air quality for residents across the Municipality's twelve electoral areas.
About Breathe Adentan Campaign Breathe Adentan is a UniMAC-IJ Master’s Development Communication student-led social and behaviour change communication campaign addressing air pollution and open waste burning in the Adentan Municipality.
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