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Prioritise sanitation investment to tackle waste crisis – Environmental Engineer

We don't do enough recycling, and we don't even do sorting of our waste, which also means that everything would have to be sent to the landfill site, and even the landfill sites are almost full.
Environmental Engineer, Dr Juliet Ohemeng-Ntiamoah, has called for increased investment in Ghana's sanitation and waste management sector, warning that the country's growing waste crisis cannot be solved without making sanitation a national priority."To reverse the situation, Dr Ohemeng-Ntiamoah urged government to elevate waste management as a national development priority."
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