PACE is a community-driven movement committed to turning environmental policy into action.
A UniMAC Master's In Development Communication Group Project
The people are speaking, and they are ready!
The message is clear: it’s time to embrace the upcoming Styrofoam ban and reconnect with our indigenous ways of packaging food. From "ahaban" to reusable containers, let’s choose alternatives and #DropThePack to protect our health.
EPA launches a nationwide campaign against Styrofoam use in Ghana, marking a major step in tackling plastic pollution.
This aligns with our #DropThePack campaign, which advocates for safer, sustainable alternatives to single-use, non-biodegradable packaging.
Video: EPA Ghana
No Styrofoam? No wahala!
We already get options. From "Ahaban" and plantain leaves to reusable bowls and containers, there are plenty ways to pack your food without hurting the environment. As we dey prepare for the ban, make we all switch up and #DropThePack.
Why is Ghana banning Styrofoam, and how will the ban be enforced?
We engaged Mr. Larry Kotoe, Ag Director of Sustainability and Circular Economy at @EPA_Ghana , to answer these key questions. Watch and hear directly from the implementing authority.
#DropThePack#EmbraceTheBan
When leaders in media speak up, it’s time for all of us to step up.
Watch what Naa Anyame Collison, a Broadcast Journalist at @Adoatv_gh has to say and share this video to spread the word!
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Are you ready to make the switch?
Drop the Pack. Embrace the Ban.
#DropThePack
The conversation on sustainable alternatives is growing!
Our Head of Campaigns and Strategies, @hajara_issah, joins key voices from the EPA and circular economy space for an X Space exploring affordable, accessible, and eco-friendly alternatives ahead of Ghana's upcoming ban.
The transition starts with us. As Ghana prepares for the Styrofoam ban, we call on vendors and consumers to embrace sustainable alternatives such as Ahaban and reusable containers. Our environment and health are in our hands. Let's make the change today and #DropThePack.
The transition starts with us. As Ghana prepares for the Styrofoam ban, we call on vendors and consumers to embrace sustainable alternatives such as Ahaban and reusable containers. Our environment and health are in our hands. Let's make the change today and #DropThePack.
The conversation on sustainable alternatives is growing!
Our Head of Campaigns and Strategies, @hajara_issah, joins key voices from the EPA and circular economy space for an X Space exploring affordable, accessible, and eco-friendly alternatives ahead of Ghana's upcoming ban.
Styrofoam may be convenient, but its impact lasts for generations. It clogs drains, pollutes our communities, harms wildlife, and contributes to microplastic pollution. Say NO to styrofoam.
#DropThePack#EmbraceTheBan#UniMAC
Did you know that packing hot food in Styrofoam actually contaminates your meal?
It’s time to protect our health and our environment.
Let’s drop the pack, embrace the ban, and choose safe, reusable alternatives!
Join the PACE; let's all #DropThePack!
#EmbraceTheBan
Did you know? The Styrofoam pack you use for just one meal could outlive your great-grandchildren. It takes hundreds of years to break down, polluting our environment long after we're gone. It's time to rethink our choices. Choose sustainable alternatives.
#DropThePack
Tso Dzove 2027 me la, se maga ɖe mɔ na "takeaway" gba zazã le Ghana o.
Ahiã be míadzra ɖo be míawɔ ɖe se sia dzi ale be míano dedie eye míaƒe nutowo me kple Ghana blibo nanɔ dzadzɛ!
Dzudzɔ “takeaway gba zazã tso egbea!
#DropThePack#EmbraceTheBan#UniMAC
Styrofoam yɛ ade a ɛsɛ sɛ yɛgyae de di dwuma. Ɛsɛe yɛn nsase, ɛsi nsuo mu kwan, na sɛ wɔhyew a, ɛma mframa no yɛ bɔne. Yɛnhwɛ saa video yi na yɛnsua nea enti a ɛho hia sɛ yɛfa akwan pa so de bɔ yɛn ho ban.
#DropThePack#EmbraceTheBan#UNiMAC
It's lunchtime! Skip the Styrofoam. Ask for your food in ahaban or another sustainable pack. Every choice matters. Together, let's #DropThePack.
#EmbraceTheBan#UNiMAC
What do Ghanaians think about the upcoming Styrofoam ban? 🤔
Watch the video and join the discussion.
This campaign is a social change communication project by a group of M.A. Development Communication students at UNiMAC.
#DropThePack#EmbraceTheBan#UNiMAC
Together, let's #DropThePack.
This campaign is a social change communication project by a group of M.A. Development Communication students at UNiMAC.
#DropThePack#EmbraceTheBan#UNiMAC
Stakeholder engagement is key to driving meaningful behaviour change.
As part of the #DropThePack campaign, our team paid a courtesy visit to the @EPA_Ghana, the implementing authority for Ghana's upcoming Styrofoam ban.
Our engagement with Mr. Larry Kotoe, Acting Director of Sustainability and Circular Economy, provided valuable insights into the rationale behind the ban, implementation plans, stakeholder support, and the sustainable alternatives that will shape a cleaner Ghana.