Kanko joined partners at the Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary for the first Steering Committee meeting of the Wechiau Hippo and Nature Conservation Program.
Partners aligned on targets, timelines, and coordination, while engaging traditional leaders on conservation and livelihoods.
Kanko joined ESBLG partners for the first Project Steering Committee Meeting on 3 Sept. 2026 to strengthen coordination, align plans, and keep implementation on track.
Together, we are working for people, livelihoods and nature across 17 communities.
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As part of the EPIC Project, the SusDA field team engaged traditional leaders, teachers, parents, caregivers, and community representatives to better understand the realities affecting children's wellbeing. Through interviews and other validation processes
The Chalmers project baseline study, conducted by Kanko for Compassion International Ghana (CIGH) across six clusters in the Savanna, Northern, and Volta Regions. The study employed a mixed-method approach using surveys, Key Informant Interviews, and Focus Group Discussions.
Mary Tobbin Osei, Managing Director of Kanko Limited, served as a facilitator for a capacity-building workshop organized by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) and Abantu for Development Africa for young women in politics.
Kanko proudly supported the Government of Ghana and UNICEF in conducting a sub-national parenting needs assessment for three selected regions of Ghana, namely Northern, Ashanti, and Eastern. We spoke with key stakeholders, including regional, district, and community leaders.
Kanko proudly supported the Government of Ghana and UNICEF in conducting a sub-national parenting needs assessment for three selected regions of Ghana, namely Northern, Ashanti, and Eastern. We spoke with key stakeholders, including regional, district, and community leaders.
Kanko was contracted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to conduct a critical rapid assessment of gender-transformative digital skills education in Ghana. Kanko undertook a comprehensive, country-wide assessment.
Kanko was contracted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to conduct a critical rapid assessment of gender-transformative digital skills education in Ghana. Kanko undertook a comprehensive, country-wide assessment.
Wilder Institute engaged Kanko to conduct gender analysis on "Enhanced Sustainability of Biodiversity and Livelihoods in Ghana (ESBLG)" Program. The Gender Analysis focused on identifying and addressing the specific needs and barriers faced by various gender and social groups.
Building Leadership Excellence: GNTDA Executives Embrace Transformative Training. The workshop, funded by the Mastercard Foundation and implemented in partnership with Springboard Roadshow Foundation as part of the Ghana Grows program, aimed to strengthen GNTDA.