MTN Ghana Launches Biodegradable Sim Cards in Drive Towards Sustainability
Accra, Ghana – MTN Ghana has taken a significant step towards environmental sustainability with the introduction of biodegradable SIM cards. The launch, announced during the company’s 2025 Sustainability Week, marks a key milestone in MTN Ghana’s commitment to reducing its environmental footprint.
The biodegradable SIM cards are made from forest-certified trees and are designed to degrade safely, reducing electronic waste. Patrick Afari, General Manager of Supply Chain Management and General Services, assured customers that the new SIM cards maintain the same quality and reliability as previous ones.
“This new product launch strengthens our commitment to environmental protection alongside high standards of service and innovation,” said Adwoa Wiafe, Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer of MTN Ghana.
MTN Ghana CEO, Stephen Blewett, highlighted the company’s broader sustainability initiatives, including its transition to electric vehicles and commitment to a circular economy. The company has acquired electric vehicles and e-bikes, and installed a charging station at its head office.
The biodegradable SIM cards are part of MTN Ghana’s sustainability strategy, focusing on electronic waste reduction, promoting circular economy practices, and incorporating eco-friendly methods across all business operations.
