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Replacing slow, blind municipal hauling with sensor-driven logistics and high-margin material recovery — engineered for West Africa's growing cities.
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Turning an environmental liability into a national resource.
Landfills across West Africa are reaching capacity while informal collectors work without protections, fair pay, or safety equipment. We believe the region's waste stream is an underused resource — and that closing the loop can fund itself.
Every ton landfilled is a ton of value West Africa imports back.
A closed loop, engineered in three steps.
Sort
NIR optical sorting separates mixed waste streams at high speed and high accuracy.
Recover
Hot-caustic washing and composting convert mixed waste into export-grade rPET/rHDPE resin and Eco Grow™ organic fertilizer.
Circulate
Recovered material is sold back into the economy as resin, fertilizer, and industrial fuel.
The National Clean City Initiative
A sovereign-scale circular waste infrastructure proposal beginning with Ghana. Speedon360 EcoCycle is privately capitalized — our ask of government partners is facilitation, not funding.
What NCCI proposes to build
- Eco Grow™ bio-fertilizer
- Export-grade rPET/rHDPE resin
- Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF)
One model. A growing map.
Ghana
Operating today across the Greater Accra and Tema corridor; Kumasi and Tamale hubs proposed.
Burundi
Future direction under discussion. No agreements are currently in place.
Togo
Future direction under discussion. Not a current operation.
What closing the loop actually changes.
Target landfill diversion across proposed hubs
Collectors offered formal pay and safety equipment
Fertilizer import reliance, via Eco Grow™
Landfill methane and fossil fuel use