Circular Economy & Waste Management
MSA promotes sustainable waste management practices that transform plastic waste into valuable resources. Through recycling, upcycling, and innovative recovery systems, we drive Ghana’s transition toward a circular economy, where materials are reused, not wasted. Our work empowers communities to see waste as an opportunity for innovation and livelihood creation. As part of the circular economy framework project, developed by the Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation (MESTI) with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), is primarily a pilot project focusing on the plastic sector. Through this initiative, MSA aims to transition Ghana to a circular economy for plastics to reduce marine pollution and create jobs. (leave space for some pictures) Also a live count of plastics claimed by MSA
Circular Economy & Waste Management
“Transforming Waste, Restoring Land, Empowering People.”
Waste Collected So Far
Impact
Environmental
Transformed Waste
Restored Land
Waste collected gallery
YOUTH IN ACTION
Maintenance and Sustainability Africa (MSA) is a youth-led non-profit organisation established in 2015 to promote environmental sustainability through Plastic Recovery, Partnership, innovation, advocacy and community action.
PARTNERSHIP
MSA works by partnering with local and external Church leaders and Organisations to find solution to Ghana's environmental issues.
CHURCH PARTNERSHIP
Faith-based organsations are a source of opportunity to reach huge followers through their gathering. They remain the biggest organisation with largest following. MSA has utilised this opportunity to partner with the Presbyterian Church to install 200 receptacles in 200 local churches. This monumental project would transform the behaviours of over its 1 million followers and recover huge volumes of plastics.
SCHOOLS PROGRAM
MSA works with Fatih-based Schools to introduce plastic recycling education and recovery to the school children. Over 30 schools have joined the Schools for Recycling Program
GIRL-CHILD FOR RECYCLING
MSA works closely with Girls Schools to create awareness and innovation in plastic recycling; Reduce, Reuse and Recycling Programs.
Children Advocacy
MSA does not only teach children how to recycle but also prepares them to be environmental advocates.
