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A prevention-first approach to responsible reforestation in Ghana Ghana’s galamsey crisis has shown how quickly forests, farms and water systems

What Has Been Tried and What Needs to Be Done Over the years, Ghana has launched a number of initiatives

Why Circular Agro-Industrial Hubs Are the Next Step for the Ghanaian Savannah Across Ghana’s Northern Savannah, farmers already produce cereals,

In the drylands of northern Burkina Faso, farmer Yacouba Sawadogo showed the world that yesterday’s wisdom can solve today’s crises.

In April 2026, the Global Shea Alliance convened its flagship gathering—Shea 2026: Beyond Borders—in Accra. The conference brought together governments,

Shea is one of Ghana’s most valuable natural resources, and its promise is only beginning to be fully recognized. In

A long-term vision for reforestation and generational wealth Tree planting has become a popular response to deforestation and climate change.

Across Ghana’s Savannah Region, communities, forests, and farmlands are tightly intertwined. Livelihoods depend on shea, fuelwood, grazing, smallholder farming, and

Carbon Credit, Carbon Neutral, Carbon Zero: Understanding the Difference (With Real Examples) Climate conversations often use terms like carbon credit, carbon neutral,

Across Ghana’s Savannah Region, agricultural residues and wood waste are often burned or left to decay — releasing carbon into