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Ghana’s coastal and marine ecosystems are critical for food security, livelihoods, and climate resilience. However, they are increasingly threatened by overfishing, destructive fishing methods, pollution, and the impacts of climate change such as sea-level rise,...
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Agriculture sustains millions of livelihoods in Ghana, but climate change is making farming increasingly unpredictable. Rising temperatures, shifting rainfall patterns, prolonged droughts, flooding, and land degradation are placing pressure on smallholder farmers and...
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Mining activities, while economically significant, often leave behind severe environmental and climate-related challenges, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, contaminated water bodies, and degraded soils. These impacts reduce communities’ resilience to climate...
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Friends of the Nation is championing soil improvement actions such as the use of compost tea and soil testing tools to promote climate-smart agriculture in farming communities across Ghana. We believe that improving soil health is central to building resilience,...
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Empowering Farmers, Protecting the Climate: Solar Multicrop Thresher Revolutionizes Cereal Processing in Rural Ghana In many parts of rural Ghana, smallholder farmers continue to rely on manual labor or fossil fuel-powered machines for threshing their grains, a...
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Selected members of the formed Resettlement Negotiation Committee (RNC) for the Ewoyaa Lithium Project have been supported to travel to established mining communities in Kenyasi, Obuasi and Tarkwa in a learning and sharing exchange visit. Organized by Friends of the...
