Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

@UNDPGhana A3. The best way to eliminate plastics pollution is by avoiding the use of single- use plastics, this will reduce littering and lead to clean environment #UNDPGhana #WED2023 #BeatPlasticPolution

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

3 years ago

@UNDPGhana Single use plastic bags #UNDPGhana #BeatPlasticPollution #WED2023

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

3 years ago

@UNDPGhana @UNDP @UNDPClimate @UNDPAfrica @UNFPAGhana @mestighofficial @angelalusigi @khoshmukhamedov @KansukStephen A1. Educating the young once on the impact of littering Teachers must be encouraged to teach the kids the right way to go so they never depart from it. #BeatPlasticPollution #UNDPGhana #WED2023

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

3 years ago

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UNDP Ghana @UNDPGhana

3 years ago

Hello & welcome to our thrilling #TwitterChat! We are excited to have you join us as we explore the vital role of all individuals in securing a sustainable future #ForPeopleForPlanet! Kindly join the conversation using the hashtags #WED2023 #UNDPGhana #BeatPlasticPollution

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

3 years ago

@UNDPGhana @UNDPClimate @mestighofficial @UNDPAfrica @angelalusigi @khoshmukhamedov @KansukStephen @PlasticImpact @EPA_Ghana @GIJAccra @UNEP Yes I am!!

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

@fosterkelvins @olasty2_2 @aqcosua_n @akuahwritess @Jeff_Tymer_ @Akua_gh_ @WoMameTw3 @maame_da @WoMpenaNoCrush1 KKL KKL KKL

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

I’m using DataCamp to learn the world’s most in-demand data skills, and so can you! It’s free all week and you have the chance to win $3000! #datacampfreeweek datacamp.com/promo/free-wee… via @DataCamp

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

Are you not bothered that a natural activity such as menstruation is being used to discriminately make money off innocent women and girls? Join us tomorrow at Tamale in a street campaign as we demand action and justice against this unwholesome tax. #EndPeriodPoverty @yttghana

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

We cannot end extreme poverty if women and girls who menstruate around the world are indirectly denied access to sanitary products, menstrual hygiene education, toilets, handwashing facilities, and quality waste management. #AfricaYouthPartnership #EndPeriodPoverty #AYP2022

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

@rony_writes More than 800 million people menstruate daily. The world must act to end period poverty and guarantee clean water and sanitation for all. #AfricaYouthPartnership #EndPeriodPoverty #AYP2022

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

A study in Obstetrics & Gynecology demonstrated that 64% of women reported ever having difficulty affording menstrual products, such as pads, or reusable products like menstrual cups. #AfricaYouthPartnership #EndPeriodPoverty #AYP2022

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

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4 years ago

@hughes_onair “When I have no money for diapers, I use toilet rolls. I double the toilet paper and I use it to line my panties. I use toilet rolls that can soak more fluid,” @GhanaRevenue must hear this.#AfricaYouthPartnership #EndPeriodPoverty #AYP2022

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Afisha Abass @AfishaAbass

4 years ago

@hughes_onair There are four key reasons why it’s important to campaign against taxes on menstrual products. • menstrual products are necessities not luxury • menstrual products are expensive to consumers • Tackle discriminatory laws #AfricaYouthPartnership #EndPeriodPoverty #AYP2022

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

In August 2013, the @EA_Bunge passed a resolution urging all partner states to waive taxes on sanitary pads so as to increase their availability and affordability for young girls. Tanzania, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Rwanda have made progress as a result. #EndPeriodPoverty

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

“What we aim to really do is to make sure that we produce the sanitary pads in Ghana so until that happens in its numbers, we are going to eliminate the import duties [on sanitary pads] to bring down the cost,” @MBawumia @SBawumia #AfricaYouthPartnership #EndPeriodPoverty

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

A study conducted by the @UNICEF in 2016 revealed that 95% of girls in rural areas sometimes miss school due to menstruation. One reason was that they were too poor to buy sanitary pads, so they stayed at home for their period. #AfricaYouthPartnership #EndPeriodPoverty #AYP2022

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Elizabeth Pinamang @ElizabethPinam3

4 years ago

Women and girls need menstrual products to be able to manage their periods safely, hygienically and with dignity. Surprisingly, menstrual products are often not considered basic necessities and thus are not subject to a reduced rate or exemption. #EndPeriodPoverty #AYP2022