Ghana needs landfill sites built to last generations – Dr Ted Annang
A senior research fellow at the Institute for Environmental and Sanitation Studies at the University of Ghana, Dr Ted Yemoh Annang, has called for sustained investment in the country’s waste management infrastructure, particularly the establishment of landfill sites designed to serve generations.
According to him, Ghana currently lacks standard landfill facilities capable of managing waste effectively over a long period, a situation he said poses a major challenge to efforts to improve sanitation.
Speaking on JoyFM’s SMS programme on Monday, July 13, Dr Annang said developing properly engineered landfill sites with long-term capacity is critical to addressing the country’s growing waste management concerns.
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