A baseline study of the honey and bee wax value chain in the Upper East region was conducted by the Agresearch Lead team which was implemented by ORGIIS, an NGO in Ghana and financed by NEO from France. The study objectives were;
In 2015, Ghana and the United States of America signed a five-year Child Protection Compact (CPC) partnership to strengthen the efforts of the government of Ghana and civil society organizations to address child trafficking, including forced labour and child sex trafficking. The goal of the project was to enhance the effectiveness of efforts in combatting child trafficking and slavery in 34 communities over the original four-year period in six districts in the Greater Accra, Volta and Central Regions of Ghana. In September 2019,
Information on oral intake during labour, or intrapartum care practices in general is scarce to non-existent across Sub-Saharan Africa and other low-to-middle-income regions. In Ghana, the National Reproductive Health Service Policy and Standards (2014) outlined the primary objective of care during labour, which is to ensure safe delivery of the newborn; with a specific objective being to minimize stress for the mother and baby during delivery.
FRI proposed to strengthen the local radio capacities and agricultural content that is broadcasted to the farmers at critical stages of agricultural production. FRI worked with other consortium partners that have developed content for farmer training to package the content for radio as well as to identify local agriculture experts for question-and-answer sessions.
The WHO further recommends that mothers of SSNBs should be appropriately supported to provide exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) or alternative feeding (expressed breast milk, donor breast milk or formula), and that clinically stable preterm newborns should receive kangaroo mother care (KMC) (a package of early and continuous skin-to-skin contact, breastfeeding support, timely discharge, and post-discharge follow-up) to encourage breast milk feeding.
The Agresearch Lead team conducted an Endline evaluation of the Northern Ghana Climate Resilience Programme implemented by ADDRO from 2018-2021. The project targeted Micro-credit clients, Savings with Education group, Ruminant farmers and Crop and vegetable farmers using participatory and gender inclusive approaches.
The Agresearch Lead team conducted a market research study to understand the market dynamics of the shea butter, cocoa butter, and the Black soap industry in the northern and southern part of Ghana. The team looked at the production capacities, certification, and mode of operations of these industries in Ghana.
