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Read more about the article Chocolate Industry asked to Eliminate Child labour
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Chocolate Industry asked to Eliminate Child labour

  • Post author:Evelyn Addor
  • Post published:April 25, 2022
  • Post category:News
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Players in the chocolate industry have been asked to increase efforts to help eliminate child labour in cocoa producing regions, especially Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire. The call comes after the…

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Read more about the article Cocoa Farmers in Wassa Dikoto Petition Stakeholders to Halt the Sale of Their Farmlands

Cocoa Farmers in Wassa Dikoto Petition Stakeholders to Halt the Sale of Their Farmlands

  • Post author:Evelyn Addor
  • Post published:March 15, 2022
  • Post category:News/Press Releases
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EcoCare Ghana has supported cocoa farmers in about 10 communities on the Wassa Dikoto Stool Land to petition key stakeholders in the Wassa Amenfi East Municipal Assembly to stop the…

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Read more about the article EcoCare Ghana to mobilize Civil Society to demand Governance reforms in the Cocoa Sector

EcoCare Ghana to mobilize Civil Society to demand Governance reforms in the Cocoa Sector

  • Post author:Evelyn Addor
  • Post published:May 31, 2021
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EcoCare Ghana has launched the Cocoa Governance & Advocacy (CGA) Project to leverage ongoing EU & UK Due Diligence Regulation processes to create awareness, mobilize CSOs and strengthen the capacity…

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Read more about the article Decentralise education on Cocoa and Forest Initiative

Decentralise education on Cocoa and Forest Initiative

  • Post author:Evelyn Addor
  • Post published:January 12, 2021
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Government and all stakeholders involved in sustainable cocoa production have been urged to decentralize education on the Cocoa Forest Initiative (CFI) to the district and community levels. A baseline survey…

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Read more about the article GCCP statement on COCOBOD/CCC farmer income communique

GCCP statement on COCOBOD/CCC farmer income communique

  • Post author:Evelyn Addor
  • Post published:December 4, 2020
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The Ghana Civil Society Cocoa Platform by this statement affirms its support for the decision taken by COCOBOD and CCC of Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire respectively to halt sustainability programs…

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