Prepared by: Desmond Nduamon  |  Index No: BC/ITD/25/022 Office hours: Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM GMT

Six programs. One coastline.

From shoreline planting to community workshops, each program below is run in direct partnership with the town it serves.

Anlo Beach Replanting
Environmental Sustainability

Anlo Beach Replanting

12,000 native mangrove seedlings planted to rebuild the shoreline's natural storm and erosion buffer.

Anlo Beach ● Ongoing — Phase 2 (62% complete)
Clean Wells for Ekroful
Water & Sanitation

Clean Wells for Ekroful

Rehabilitated four community boreholes and trained eighteen local caretakers in water-point maintenance.

Ekroful ● Completed — 2025
Plastic-to-Pavers Workshop
Waste Management

Plastic-to-Pavers Workshop

A youth cooperative converting collected beach plastic into interlocking pavement blocks for sale.

Sekondi ● Ongoing — Pilot (3 of 5 cohorts)
Solar Lanterns for Fisherfolk
Green & Renewable Energy

Solar Lanterns for Fisherfolk

Distributed 400 solar lanterns to night-fishing households, cutting kerosene use and related smoke exposure.

Shama ● Completed — 2024
Coastal Classroom Program
Environmental Education

Coastal Classroom Program

Weekly environmental science lessons and field trips delivered to twelve junior high schools.

Region-wide ● Ongoing — Term 2
Flood-Resilient Housing Grants
Community Development

Flood-Resilient Housing Grants

Micro-grants and technical guidance helping 60 households elevate and reinforce flood-prone homes.

New Takoradi ● Ongoing — 38 of 60 homes

By the Numbers

Program impact summary

Cumulative results across active and completed programs, as of June 2026
ProgramCategoryCommunitiesBeneficiariesStatus
Anlo Beach ReplantingEnvironment1~2,400 residentsPhase 2
Clean Wells for EkrofulWater & Sanitation1920 householdsCompleted
Plastic-to-Pavers WorkshopWaste Management145 youth trainedPilot
Solar Lanterns for FisherfolkRenewable Energy1400 householdsCompleted
Coastal Classroom ProgramEducation123,100 studentsOngoing
Flood-Resilient Housing GrantsCommunity Development160 householdsOngoing