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Rural Savannah Region, Ghana – In a significant stride towards sustainable community development and climate resilience, the Nortoma Women’s Group has enthusiastically embraced the Moringa Food Forest Programme, an empowering initiative spearheaded by Afrivoices for Climate Change (AFC). This pioneering program aims to empower small-scale farmers to cultivate Moringa trees, heralded for their exceptional nutritional value and health benefits, fostering regenerative agriculture practices and food security in rural communities across Ghana.

Bamboi, Ghana – Afrivoices for Climate Change (AFC), an esteemed non-governmental organisation dedicated to advancing sustainable, regenerative practices in Ghana, orchestrated a momentous dialogue with Bamboi’s community

Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), through the Central University of Punjab, organised a two-day virtual International Conference on “Entrepreneurship and Small Business: Opportunities and Challenges. The conference, held from 26th to 27th August 2021, brought together faculty experts, researchers, bureaucrats, entrepreneurs, industrialists, practitioners and students to have a top-notch discussion, research lessons sharing on how businesses, especially traditional Micro, Small and Medium enterprises could revive from the world unprecedented crisis caused by the novel COVID-19 and create new more opportunities and policies for inclusive growth and development.

Sunyani, Ghana – Afrivoices for Climate Change, in collaboration with the University of Energy and Natural Resources, achieved a momentous milestone by co-hosting the prestigious 2021 Hult Prize Regional Summit in Ghana. This highly anticipated event was organised after Afrivoices for Climate Change, with esteemed partners including the United Nations, EF Education First, and Hult International Business School, was selected to host the summit.