Opportunity International Canada

Feeding Hope: Empowering Women Farmers to Reach 315,000 People

Project Timeline:
2025 to 2029

OIC Goal:
$800,000 (or more in total to unlock $12.5M GAC match)

By 2029, 14,500 smallholder farmers, most of whom are women, and 500 agri-businesses in Ghana will increase agricultural incomes, improve food security, and adopt climate-smart agricultural practices that strengthen environmental sustainability and resilience to climate change impacts. Success will be measured through project monitoring data, client interviews, and endline surveys, including the number of women smallholder farmers implementing climate-smart agricultural practices, accessing financial services, reporting increased annual farm yields, and demonstrating

In partnership with Global Affairs Canada and Sinapi Aba, this five-year initiative will increase crop yields, incomes, and job creation while promoting gender equality and household decision making. Farmers gain access to microloans, savings, insurance, and tailored support that builds resilience against climate shocks and market fluctuations.

Your investment in CLIMB will ripple out across five districts, improve nutrition and livelihoods for hundreds of thousands, and ensure that women lead the way toward a more food secure and equitable future for Ghana.

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Expected Results

Outputs (What we deliver)

  • Climate-smart agriculture training provided to 14,500 smallholder farmers (at least 70% women) and 500 agri-businesses by 2029
  • Seasonal microloans, crop insurance, and drought-resistant seeds made accessible to participating farmers
  • Gender equality training delivered to participants’ spouses and community leaders to reduce structural barriers

Outcomes (What changes as a result)

  • 14,500 farmers increase crop yields and incomes by approximately 20% or more by 2029
  • 315,000 people experience improved food security and reduced hunger by 2029
  • 30,000 jobs created across farming households and connected agribusinesses by 2029
  • Women gain active leadership roles in local climate planning and community decision-making

Join us in bringing hope and transformation to Ghana.

Learn more: Ghana, Agriculture

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