Caring for Nature, Sustaining Livelihoods
Over the past five years, EcoCare Ghana’s Community-Led Restoration Project, funded through TerraFund for AFR100 with support from One Tree Planted, has demonstrated that restoring degraded landscapes can also transform lives. Implemented across communities in 3 districts (Offinso North and…
A Ray of Hope Mr. Osei Kwadwo walks through his farm with the strides of a man who built something invaluable with his own hands, chest up, beaming, as sunlight kisses his face through the canopy formed by the Ofram…
Cocoa farmers and other stakeholders in three cocoa districts (Kade, Bibiani and Manso Amenfi) in Ghana have received training on the upcoming European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), African Regional Standards (ARS) and Productivity Enhancement Programmes (PEPs). The EUDRR, which is…
Asaase Yaa, the name given to land in Ghana, makes it feminine, indicating the intricate link between women and nature. Asaase Yaa, the mother that gives in abundance, is gradually being destroyed due to mankind’s insatiable greed and unsustainable land…
Cocoa farmers across Ghana are always filled with expectations in September as we prepare for the opening of the cocoa season with the announcement of new farmgate prices. However, expectation for the 2023/2024 season is at a fever-pitch high due…
Forests are an important part of Ghana’s landscape, and play a critical role in both the health of people and Ghana’s economy. Over the past 30 years, Ghana’s economy has developed significantly, however, despite this growth, Ghana is still heavily…