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Stakeholders at plastics summit call for measures to tackle pollution

The celebration climaxed with the Ghana Plastics Summit, which brought together representatives from local government, academia, the private sector, civil society organisations, youth groups, traditional authorities and students to deliberate on practical measures to improve plastic waste management in the country.
The week-long event brought together policymakers, environmental experts, traditional leaders, students, civil society organisations, youth groups and community members from across the Northern Region to discuss practical and innovative solutions to Ghana’s growing plastic waste challenge.
Stakeholders in environmental sustainability have called for urgent measures to address plastic pollution and promote sustainable waste management in the country.
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