Using market-driven approaches, MEDA's Greater Rural Opportunities for Women (GROW) project focuses on improving food security for families in North Ghana.
Do you feel successful and fantastic about being part of the @GROW_Ghana project? Says H.E Cameron Heather, the Canadian High Commissioner to Ghana interacting with our women farmers in Gonjuolo community who answered positively! @CanHCGhana@HCameronGH@medadotorg @meda_women
70% of the world’s poor live in rural areas where people’s lives depend on agriculture, fisheries or forestry. Learn how our @GROW_Ghana project with @CanadaDev is creating a world with #ZeroHunger: https://t.co/91bmURjkxi
#WorldFoodDay: Mariam is a soybean farmer who helps to support a household of seven people. Mariam joined the @GROW_Ghana with @CanadaDev in 2014 and is a member of the farmer group, Nimodongo meaning “one voice.” Read her story https://t.co/91bmURjkxi @CanHCGhana
#ZeroHunger: “Soybeans are full of nutrients & a great source of protein. Having protein in the diet improves a child’s physical and mental development, allowing them to lead healthier lives.” – Karen Walsh, field proj manager @GROW_Ghana with @CanadaDev
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Thanks to our support to @GROW_Ghana , women farmers in the U/West Region have seen a 72%⬆️ in their access to arable land, which has a ➕impact on their lives, their families & their communities. #EveryoneBenefits ##GenderEqualityWeek https://t.co/7PY5j2zOrK 🇨🇦🇬🇭
Fall Armyworm is one of the deadliest crop pests in the world. Find out how start-ups like @saillog_agrio are using technology to help farmers stay one step ahead of this devastating pest @USAID@FeedtheFuture@LandOLakesID https://t.co/YWAonFpO9I
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#Women access to productive #land is a greater driving force for food security and nutrition. @GROW_Ghana is advancing the conservation for access to land for women in the Upper West Region of Ghana!
In many countries, the inability of women to negotiate social, legal and cultural barriers inhibits their participation in market systems as producers and entrepreneurs.
Learn how we are trying to make space for women in the marketplace at https://t.co/jIJohzl5qW
“I'm happy that within 2 years of being with the @GROW_Ghana project, I have been able to build this house for myself & my family. At least my family can have a better place for their heads & not be afraid when the next rain will come.” - Assibi Sumani
"What is innovative about the Male Gender Activist concept is its attempt to address ways of engaging men to play a critical role in championing gender equality by talking to men about gender issues and to recognize the important contributions of women." https://t.co/X5kT2X6Pna
"For the #UN the time might be now, but the GROW program has been working tirelessly for the past 6 years to see these social & economic changes come to fruition for women smallholder farmers in #Ghana." @SofiaDurrani on @GROW_Ghana
Read more https://t.co/g6mLaxueSO
#TimeIsNow
Including men in the dialogue for #GenderEquality is so important! That's why we have created the Male Gender Activist program as part of our @GROW_Ghana project. Learn more https://t.co/wlB51s1oOY
"Our Male Gender Activists are acting as champions who advocate for changes in socio-cultural norms that hinder women’s access to productive resources to improve the livelihoods of women and households." @kuderchristian of @GROW_Ghana
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