Ghana
WHAT WE DO
Strengthening livelihoods, food security, and hope for the future in Ghana
“End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture.”
United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #2: Zero Hunger
"Promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth, employment, and decent work for all."
UN Sustainable Development Goal #8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
"Reduce inequality within and among countries."
UN Sustainable Development Goal #10: Reduce Inequalities
Across Ghana, women and young people are building brighter futures through access to training, financial services, and economic opportunity. Smallholder farmers are adopting climate-smart agricultural practices that improve productivity and strengthen resilience, while young people are gaining the skills and mentorship needed to launch careers and businesses of their own. Together, these initiatives are helping families increase incomes, improve food security, and create lasting pathways out of poverty.
Why Ghana?
- 30.4M total population
- 43% of the population lives in rural areas, and 29% of the workforce is employed in agriculture
- 7.7 million people (24% of the population) live below the poverty line; Almost 3 million live in extreme poverty.
- In northern Ghana, the number of impoverished families earning less than US $2.15 per day has grown exponentially to more than 70%
How we create opportunity.
Climate Resilient Livelihoods for Women (CLIMB)
CLIMB helps women farmers adapt to climate change through access to financing, training, insurance, and climate-smart agricultural practices. Families increase agricultural productivity, improve food security, and build more resilient livelihoods.
Youth Apprenticeship Program
The Youth Apprenticeship Program equips young people with practical skills, mentorship, and nationally recognized certifications. Graduates are better prepared for employment, entrepreneurship, and long-term economic opportunity.
See how your support is alleviating
poverty in Ghana.
Latest results as of March 2026
CLIENT STORIES
Meet lives improving their livelihoods and creating brighter futures.
Janet, Ghana
Janet, a farmer and mother in Ghana, faced challenges from unpredictable weather and limited resources. Her life transformed after joining the SEED Program, where she received training and a microloan. This support helped her create a thriving farm that now provides a reliable income for her family. Janet aspires to open a shop, aiming to generate more opportunities for herself and her community.
Nima, Ghana
Ernestina, Ghana
Ernestina, a determined farmer in Ghana, faced significant challenges after the loss of her husband. As a mother of two, she was committed to providing for her family. With support from the SEED Program, she received a microloan and training that allowed her to improve her business and expand her farm. Now, Ernestina dreams of a future where her children can thrive, and hopes to create jobs within her community.