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We are thrilled to announce that AppCyclers has been selected as one of the winners in the Standard Chartered Women in Tech (SCWIT) Incubator Program – Cohort 4, led by our co-founder, Hadija Alidu. This remarkable achievement comes with a $10,000 grant, which will help us scale our operations, enhance product development, and boost our […]
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In today’s rapidly advancing technological era, electronic devices have become an integral part of our lives. From smartphones to laptops, we rely on these gadgets for communication, entertainment, and work. However, with every upgrade or purchase of a new device, there comes a dark side that often goes unnoticed – “e-waste.” Understanding E-Waste E-waste, or […]
While 2022 was a step forward in achieving most of our targets and impactful work, 2023 was equally a year in which we experienced significant progress as we strived to execute our commitments towards sustainable e-waste management in Northern Ghana. The team worked hard, especially this year, to project our ideas and work in the […]
For us at AppCyclers, 2022 was a step forward in achieving most of the targets and impacts we set out to work on. A lot of enthusiasm went into our activities last year, which focused on championing the impact and growth of our startup. During the year, we achieved new prospects in project collaboration with […]
Population growth, increasing prosperity, and changing consumer habits in Ghana contribute to the increasing demand for consumer electronics. This has made Ghana a significant importer of used consumer electronics such as Televisions; DVD players; Refrigerators; Computers; Laptops; Mobile Phones and many more. The aftermath is the production of tons of electronic waste in our homes […]
Research has shown that in Ghana, about 63% of the labour forces that work as scavengers of e-waste at Agbogboloshie are from the northern region. The situation of migrating from the northern part of the country to the southern sector to make ends meet is very serious. How do we bridge this gap? What do we […]
