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When will we realize that our rivers, the lifeblood of our nation, are no longer flowing with the purity they once had? When will we admit that the lush forests…

Ghana Youth Environmental Movement (GYEM) made a profound impact during the #SaveGhanaFootball demonstration which took place in Accra on Valentine’s Day February 14, 2024. The organisation supported demonstrators to manage…

Today, the Ghana Youth Environmental Movement (GYEM) reflects on the implementation of the Emissions Levy Act, 2023 (Act 1112), which came into effect on February 1, 2024. While the levy…

The Ghana Youth Environmental Movement (GYEM) passionately led a two-day powerful campaign urging a ban on single-use plastics on Friday, November 24, 2023 and Saturday, November 25, 2023. GYEM’s move…

The InterviewIn the fight against plastic pollution, a teenager decides to walk the talk by starting a plastic collection project in her school. In today's conversation, we'll learn about Anokyewaa's…

We are pleased to announce that Ghana Youth Environmental Movement (GYEM) has received seed funding from Gower Street to support our work for 6 months (October 2022- March 2023). The…

In commemoration of Earth Day 2022, Ghana Youth Environmental Movement (GYEM) embarked on a nature hike to AnanseKwae, a 42-acre forest reserve in Mampong of the Eastern Region of Ghana.…

The Movement is delighted to announce that fashion writer Akuvi Adjabs is joining us to head our Sustainable Fashion advocacy unit.  Akuvi is bringing onboard fashion industry knowledge and experience…

The Movement is pleased to announce that we have formed a coalition to support the campaign against single-use plastics (SUPs) in Ghana. The campaign which was launched in early 2021,…

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