Fund Green Skills. Visit the Green Complex. Build Africa's Circular Economy.
Environment360 trains youth, women, schools, and entrepreneurs in practical waste-to-value skills. Visit our facility, the Green Complex in Dodowa; just an 1.5 hour drive from Accra.
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Environment360 Green Complex: Ghana's First Practical Circular Economy and ESG Training Hub
We provide green skills training and educational experiences that support a fair and just transition to the green economy through
- Circular Economy Learning Labs and Workshops
- Green Skills training focused on the recycling and upcycing
- Hands-on activities designed for early years, primary, and secondary students.
- Exposure to green careers: engineering, design, entrepreneurship, and environmental management
- Immersive ESG experiences for university and graduate students, private sector and government
ESG Immersion
Recycling Tech Demos
Green Skills Bootcamps
Circular Design Labs (Schools)
Circular Product Prototyping
Building Green Skills for a Sustainable Africa
We develop waste to wealth training and education that supports income pathways and builds sustainable communities.

Entrepreneurship Training
Many young people in Ghana want to work, earn, and build businesses, but practical training is often out of reach. Environment360 provides hands-on entrepreneurship training in green skills, waste-to-value production, and small business development.
Through our rolling scholarship fund, donors can sponsor trainees one at a time. Once 25 trainees are fully sponsored, we open the next training cohort at the Green Complex.
Help remove the financial barrier for a young person or woman ready to learn, create, and earn.

Green Skills Bootcamps
Environment360’s Green Skills Bootcamps are practical, hands-on training experiences designed for CSOs, development agencies, youth groups, and church groups that want to equip young people and women with income-generating green skills.
Hosted at the Environment360 Green Complex in Dodowa or delivered with partner organizations, the bootcamps introduce participants to waste-to-value production, circular product design, eco-packaging, plastic recycling, plant-based materials, and basic entrepreneurship skills.

Green Complex Tours and Workshops
Bring your school, youth group, church group, team, or organization to the Environment360 Green Complex for a hands-on circular economy experience.
Our tours and workshops introduce participants to practical waste-to-value activities, including plastic recycling, plant-to-paper making, eco-packaging, recycled crafts, and green entrepreneurship. Each visit can be adapted for early years, primary, secondary, university, community, or professional groups.
Ghana's Leading Environmental Innovation Hub
With more than a decade of experience, Environment360 offers practical, hands-on green skills training at the Green Complex in Dodowa. We help schools, youth groups, churches, CSOs, companies, and development partners turn sustainability into real learning, useful products, and income opportunities.
Tours, Workshop, Event Packages
For schools, youth groups, churches, CSOs, companies, universities, and development partners that want a practical circular economy experience.
Sponsor an Entrepreneur
Help fund practical green skills training for young people and women. Once 25 trainees are sponsored, we open the next cohort at the Green Complex.


Frequently Asked Questions
How can I book a school tour?
Email info@environment360gh.org or call 055.877.9500
How can I become a partner or sponsor?
Email info@environment360gh.org or call 055.877.9500
Do you offer recycling training for youth?
Yes, we offer practical training sessions that last 3 days to 2 weeks. We train in plastic recycling, upcycling and bio materials. Email info@environment360gh.org or call 055.877.9500 for more information.
Where can I purchase eco-friendly products?
Email info@environment360gh.org or call 055.877.9500

Be Part of Africa’s Green Future
Join us in creating sustainable cities, green jobs, and resilient communities where waste becomes wealth.















