checking the tide…
Every ticket, sponsorship and partnership contributes directly to measurable outcomes on Ghana's coast.
Ghana generates approximately 1 million tonnes of plastic waste every year, and thousands of tonnes eventually find their way into our rivers, lagoons, beaches and the Atlantic Ocean — threatening marine life, tourism, public health and coastal livelihoods.
1 million kilograms
of waste to be removed from Ghana's beaches and waterways over the next decade.
More than 5 million Ghanaians still lack access to basic drinking water services, while nearly 19 million do not have access to safely managed drinking water. Many rural communities continue to rely on unsafe and unreliable sources, exposing families to disease, poverty and lost economic opportunity.
10 boreholes
to be drilled over the next decade to improve access to safely managed drinking water.
A fixed share of every ticket funds the drilling, casing and hand-pump installation of boreholes in underserved communities.
Beyond boreholes — storage, distribution and maintenance work delivered with the communities that use them.
Volunteer clean-ups of the shoreline and lagoon mouth. What we collect is sorted on site and handed to recycling partners.
Schools and campus programmes that turn awareness into everyday habit long after the music stops.
A single-use-free site, refill stations everywhere, and vendor standards that hold across the whole festival.
A founding cohort of advocates who carry the work into their own communities year-round.
Every partnership creates measurable change. Our goal is to transform celebration into action — and to publish what we actually delivered.
5,000+
Festival attendees
3
Community water projects supported
1
Major beach clean-up campaign
500
Founding Water Guardians
10,000kg
Waste removed from waterways & beaches
50,000+
People reached through awareness campaigns
1M+
Digital impressions
100
Volunteers mobilised
We’re mobilising 500 founding Water Guardians and 100 volunteers for the 2026 edition. Clean-up crew, activation zones, stage crew — there’s a place for you on the sand.
