Livelihood Enhancement and Agricultural Development for Sustainability (LEADS) Project
This is a US$ 261,904.20 WFP-funded project under the broader program of “Enhancing Food Security, Nutrition, and Resilience of the Most Food-Insecure and Vulnerable Host Communities and Asylum Seekers in the Upper East Region.” The project targets 245 households (80% asylum seekers, 20% host community) with 2,254 members (50% women), aiming to strengthen food security, […]
ADRA’s Commitment to PWDs
Advocate Inclusive Agriculture and PoliciesADRA includes PWD-specific needs in its programming and advocates for their participation in national agricultural policies and programs through our partnerships with relevant government agencies and institutions. By collaborating with policymakers such as the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA), ADRA Ghana aims to ensure that agricultural development plans are inclusive, […]
ADRA’s Commitment to PWDs
Develop Digital Skills for Financial and Market InclusionADRA trains PWDs in digital tools for financial services and online marketplaces, boosting their economic inclusion and self-reliance.
ADRA’s Commitment to PWDs
Enhance Market AccessThe agency creates linkages between PWDs and profitable markets by facilitating their involvement in post-harvest management, food transformation, and value addition. This strategy ensures that PWDs are integral producers and beneficiaries within the value chain, which enhances their income and economic stability.
Burkinabe Asylum Seekers’ Empowerment (BASE) Project (2023–2024)
Funded by the Julia Taft Refugee Fund through the US Embassy, this US $25,000 initiative delivers accessible agricultural training and support for asylum seekers and host communities in Ghana’s Upper East Region, including 10 Persons with disabilities (PWDs). The project equips participants with skills in climate-smart farming, shea butter processing, and small ruminant rearing, using […]
Innovative Re-Integration and Sustainable Employment (iRISE) Project (2019-2023)
With US$4.549 million funding from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), iRISE was implemented in the Bono, Bono East, Ashanti, Greater Accra, and Western regions of Ghana. The project supported over 1,540 women, youth, and men with reintegration and livelihood services in both agro and non-agro sectors. The project reached 120 vulnerable individuals, including Persons […]
USAID Title II Food Security Program (2002–2006)
With US $51 million from USAID, ADRA implemented the Title II Food Security Program across Ghana’s Northern and Coastal Savannah, Transitional Zone, and rural forest areas, reaching over 30,000 households—more than 300,000 resource-poor smallholder farmers. Among them were 38 blind farmers in the Upper West Region, who received agricultural inputs, technical training, and support to cultivate soybeans, […]
ADRA’s Commitment to PWDs
Strengthen Resilience and ProductivityWe implement programs designed to enhance the resilience of PWDs against the challenges posed by climate change variability and volatile market conditions. The strategies include promoting access to high-yielding, drought-tolerant seeds and planting materials and training in climate-smart agriculture and vocational and life skills, as well as efficient water management systems.
ADRA GHANA FACT SHEET
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
List of materials to be supplied.
S/N Description of Items Quantity 1 Polysorbate 6000ml 2 Perfume 4000ml 3 Softener 200litres 4 Flakes 200kg 5 Color 1000g 6 Salt 200kg 7 Preservative 1000g 8 Boss 50litres a. Materials for after-wash S/N Description of Items Quantity 1 Base 250kg 2 Salt 200kg 3 Thickener Powder 2500g 4 Rice Boaster 2500g 5 Fragrance 4000ml […]