We are building proof as we grow.

Clean Ghana Challenge is starting honestly. We will track what people actually do, where action is happening, where disposal points exist, and where communities still need support.

WHAT WE TRACK

We are building a simple public record of:

Clean-ups submitted

Areas reached

Disposal points submitted

Disposal gaps reported

Schools joined

Churches joined

Workplaces joined

Area Starters

Badges awarded

Communities recognised

Waste partnerships formed

Clean-up kits supported

Bins or disposal support funded

We recognise the people who keep showing up.

RECOGNITION BADGES

First Timer

For someone who submits their first clean-up action.

5x Challenge

For someone who completes and submits five clean-up actions.

10x Challenge

For someone who completes and submits ten clean-up actions.

Area Starter

For someone who helps begin the challenge in their area.

Community of the Week

For a neighbourhood or group showing consistent action.

Disposal Point Mapper

For someone who helps identify proper disposal points or disposal gaps.

Pass It On Champion

For someone who brings others into the challenge and helps the habit spread.

School of the Week

For a school that takes action and encourages students to participate.

Church Group of the Week

For a church or faith group that starts and sustains clean-up action.

Workplace of the Week

For a workplace that leads by example.

Why Recognition Matters

Recognition is not about showing off. It is about making good habits visible.

When someone cleans quietly, that matters. When they share it, someone else can learn from it. When a group keeps doing it, it can become culture.

FUTURE IMPACT GOALS

As the challenge grows, we want to support:

More visible disposal points

Better waste-point mapping

Community clean-up kits

Partnerships with waste companies

Your action counts.

Submit your clean-up, report a disposal point, or nominate a school, church, workplace, or community that deserves recognition.