Ghana startup converts plastic waste into affordable road paving blocks

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Ghana is addressing its plastic pollution problem by transforming waste materials into durable paving blocks for roads and highways. The initiative is led by entrepreneur Nelson Boateng through his company Nelplast, based in the country's capital. Plastic collectors are compensated for the waste they bring in, creating an additional income stream for local community members. The resulting paving blocks are competitively priced compared to conventional concrete alternatives, making them an economically viable option. The project simultaneously tackles environmental degradation and generates financial opportunities for participants.

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