Ghana’s e-waste upcycling
A law signed in 2016 requires producers and importers in Ghana to pay an eco-tax before importing new or waste electronics.
Source: www.iafrikan.com
A law signed in 2016 requires producers and importers in Ghana to pay an eco-tax before importing new or waste electronics.
Source: www.iafrikan.com
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Minister of State with special responsibility for the Circular Economy and Communications Ossian Smyth, TD, has announced €490,000 in funding for 10 projects that are looking to boost Ireland’s circular economy.
These projects are designed to foster sustainable practices by reducing waste and to keep resources in use for as long as possible. The funding comes from the Circular Economy Innovation Grant Scheme (CEIGS), which was initially to receive €250,000 but was increased by an additional €240,000 after the quality of applications was observed.
The selected projects range from marine plastics and construction to fashion and reusable food packing.
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