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Chorkor community joins AC4NCA clean-up to tackle marine and coastal pollution

The beach clean-up was organised by the Africa Centre for Nature-Based Climate Action (AC4NCA) as part of a project focused on storytelling and participatory engagement in addressing coastal and marine pollution.
AC4NCA said the collaboration would also help amplify the voices of coastal communities affected by marine pollution and bring their experiences into wider conversations about environmental protection and climate resilience.
The partnership with the Pulitzer Center, PADI Foundation, Greenstoration Ghana and Jospong Group is intended to combine practical environmental action with storytelling, public awareness and community participation.
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