Building Mini-Kilns in Agbogbloshie

From Timbuktu Chronicles Sat Nov 22 2014, 13:31:00

From Qamp:

Plastics constitute a significant portion of the Agbogbloshie waste stream, moving through stages of collection, sorting (by type and colour), cleaning, shredding and even in some cases molding into pellets. (See Plastics blog post). With at least 7 micro-factories by our count, Agbogbloshie is a key part of the plastic recycling industry in Ghana, and integrally interconnected with both local and global production cycles. To date, the failure of Agbogbloshie's industrial ecosystem to add value to plastic material recycled on-site is a lost opportunity for local manufacturing.

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