Freetown city: Solid Waste Micro Enterprise Programme Workers
WARM is a Project financed by the Erasmus+ Programme Key Action 2 (KA2) – Cooperation among organizations and institutions Capacity Building in the field of Higher Education (CBHE) Strand 2: Partnerships for Transformation in Higher Education.
Our commitment is towards a more sustainable future, addressing the crucial challenges of waste management in West African countries through education and innovation.
Our biggest challenge in this new century is to take an idea that seems abstract – “Sustainable Development “- and turn it, too, into a daily reality for all the world’s people.
Kofi Annan
NEWS aND INSIGHTS
Discover our articles and insights dedicated to waste reduction and the circular economy in West Africa, full of useful resources and ideas for action.
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European Partners Visit Sierra Leone and Ghana to Strengthen Waste Management Education in West Africa
European partners of the Solid Waste Reduction and Management (WARM) Project have…
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European Experts Head to Sierra Leone and Ghana for WARM Staff Training
One of the main ways the WARM project builds capacity in African…
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Africa–Europe Delegation Gathers in Évora to Advance Sustainable Waste Management under EU Erasmus + WARM Project
Évora, Portugal – September 2025. The University of Évora welcomed academic leaders…