About Us

A message from the founder

We are ECO-AFRICA, and we are the earth’s most important ally.

I am delighted to have established this company and to be leading this Team. As a company, we are dreamers, and we know that until we put in the work, our dreams will only stay beautiful in the mind.

The work we put in, the commitments we give, and the ideas we share, become the foundations for this company. Only in this way can we help other dreamers pursue their dreams relentlessly, and be a symbol of hope to the world.

Introduction

Eco-Africa Network (Formerly Worship’s Aid Foundation) is a youth-led climate organization

Eco-Africa Network (Formerly Worship’s Aid Foundation) is a youth-led climate organization that promotes sustainability awareness, advocates for cleaner energy transition, and implements climate projects to build a more sustainable Ghanaian environment.

We advocate for a sustainable environment and are committed to realizing the United Nations’ sustainable development goals.

Our team is equipped with experts in agriculture, plastic waste management, health, climate investing and finance, project management, legal advisory services, and policy-making for climate-related activities and sustainability reporting

History

Eco-Africa Network was formerly Worship’s Aid Foundation. Worships Aid Foundation was a youth-led social enterprise that primarily sought to help society undertake its needed reforms to create the required growth and development.

From 2019 – 2022, the foundation took a keen interest in plastic waste management and recycling and helped to address the plastic waste concerns in the country particularly in Jamestown. In the past three and half years, the company provided training for over 70 volunteers, impacted the lives of more than 500 people, drawing their attention to climate change and its effects, and partnered with other eco outfits to recover more than 500kg of plastic bottles in the country.

The foundation has initiated many diverse projects and partnered with other climate institutions in supporting society. These projects ranged from medical screenings to donations, plastic recovery and recycling, capacity-building conferences, volunteer training, and workshops, among others.