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expected to inform all relevant stakeholders on their roles in managing the
environment to sustain society at large. This paper makes a case why young
people ought to be regarded as key stakeholders in implementing the policy towards
helping to ensure effective and efficient sustainability of this policy. CLICK
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Chibeze S. Ezekiel
Chibeze S. Ezekiel is an Environmentalist working primarily in the areas of Climate Change, Biological Diversity, Forestry and Renewable Energy. He is a certified Youth Master Trainer on Climate Change and also a National SDGs Champion. In Ghana he coordinates the Strategic Youth Network for Development (SYND), which is the convener for the Youth in Natural Resources and Environmental Governance (Youth-NREG) Platform.
Chibeze S. Ezekiel
Chibeze S. Ezekiel is an Environmentalist working primarily in the areas of Climate Change, Biological Diversity, Forestry and Renewable Energy. He is a certified Youth Master Trainer on Climate Change and also a National SDGs Champion. In Ghana he coordinates the Strategic Youth Network for Development (SYND), which is the convener for the Youth in Natural Resources and Environmental Governance (Youth-NREG) Platform.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2016
12:41 PM
Chibeze Ezekiel
In September, 2010, a revised Environmental Sanitation
Policy of Ghana was produced. The overall goal of this new policy is to develop
a clear and nationally accepted vision of environmental sanitation as an essential
social service and a major determinant for improving health and quality of
life in Ghana. While policy makers are seen to be actively working towards a
common solution, we contend that the content of the revised policy is weak. CLICK ON READ MORE TO [DOWNLOAD]
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