The Cedar Impact Network, in collaboration with KNUST Basic School, is championing the reuse of learning materials to support deprived schools through its "Don't Throw It Away, Donate It" initiative.
Cedar Impact Network partners KNUST Basic School to combat textbook shortage in underserved communities
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