Our partner, Creative Action Institute is calling for three (3) contemporary visual and performing artists from Ghana to collaborate in their work at the intersection of creativity and social...
Climate change is increasingly affecting everything in Ghana and Africa and poses a significant threat to our vision of a world of hope and social justice where poverty has been overcome and people live in dignity and security. That is why AiG must do all it can to ensure that all its actions are part of an urgent, effective and equitable response to climate change.
Read MoreAiG works with an active local network and community-based environmental groups that can help raise environmental awareness, conduct environmental education, engage in environmental advocacy and serve as a local environmental watchdog. AiG maintains a long-term vision of the advancement of the environment and natural resources.
Read MoreAiG assist partners and local communities to have a deeper understanding of what policy analysis, networking and lobbying entail. We help local leaders to develop strategic capacities and new competencies as analysts, reform advocates and change agents. We equip local groups and communities with skills and capabilities in mobilizing voluntary…
Read MoreAiG is committed to helping build stronger indigenous communities as well as developing and supporting projects that alleviate poverty in rural communities by improving the sustainable management of natural resources, increase rural production and productivity and strengthen community groups to help design their own long-term initiatives and strategies.
Read MoreThe ability of an area to satisfy its food needs with locally grown food has a high potential to improve health, protect the environment, enhance local economies and create employment opportunities for all. With this concept in mind, AiG is committed to developing and supporting self-sustaining projects.
Read MoreAiG believes in promoting sustainable agricultural technologies by working in partnership with national authorities, NGOs, CBOs and target farmer groups in climate vulnerability hotspots in Ghana. Our strategic and sustainable interventions are based on farmers’ knowledge and skills, their innovation based on local conditions and their use of nature’s…
Read MoreOne of the core mandates of AiG is to create environmental leadership opportunities and support the development of youth and local capacity in Ghana to respond to environmental issues through environmental education, training activities and the positive spirit of volunteerism. We work by sharing expertize and strengthening other community-based…
Read MoreAgrointroductions Ghana brings together people and diverse skills needed to build local’s capacity to promote the healthy environmental lifestyle and; adapt to/mitigate climate change in vulnerable communities of Ghana through sound science, ecological research, improved agroforestry practices, strategic local and/or cultural initiatives and good local governance.
We believe that economic growth should not be a goal in itself, but should be considered as part of sustainability policies based on the rational use of natural resources.
Agrointroductions Ghana (AiG) is a duly registered not-for-profit, non-governmental environmental organization established in 2014 with national scope and currently have our projects ongoing in Ashanti, Bono East, Northern, Upper West and Western regions.
We employ community participation as an approach to assisting deprived communities of key natural resource hotspots in Ghana in creating economic opportunities that result in improved wildlife and habitat management, and wealthier-healthier communities with special attention to youth groups and women.
We work with stakeholders to ensure that best practices are followed in the exploitation and utilisation of natural resources.
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Our partner, Creative Action Institute is calling for three (3) contemporary visual and performing artists from Ghana to collaborate in their work at the intersection of creativity and social...
In the past 50 years, humans have changed ecosystems more rapidly to meet growing demands for food, fresh water, timber, fibre and fuel. This has resulted in...