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Today marks second anniversary of the government's environmental initiative, Green Ghana Project.
The initiative is targeted at planting 20 million trees this year across the country.
The Green Ghana initiative seeks to Create an enhanced national awareness towards restoration of degraded landscape and beautification of communities to provide healthy environment.
Myjoyonline.com's photojournalist David Andoh has been monitoring how green Accra is and has come up with these pictures:
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