Tag: Food Security
OPEC Fund Honors Climate, Food Security Innovators With $800,000 Development Awards
Organizations from Africa, Spain and Bangladesh recognized for renewable energy, agricultural technology…
Govt’s Economic Reset Agenda Prioritises Food Security, Productive Transformation – Dep Finance Minister
Government’s economic reset agenda prioritises productive transformation, food security and private sector-led…
As the World Marks 2026 Hunger Day, Galamsey Continues to Gloom Ghana’s Food Future – Group ‘Cries’
Help Foundation Africa warns illegal mining is destroying Ghana’s rivers, forests, and…
To Feed the Future and Create Jobs, Manage the Water
The World Bank says smarter water management can boost food production, create…
Fisheries Reforms: Can Ghana Sustain Its Fish Supply?
Ghana’s fisheries reforms are showing early signs of stock recovery, but illegal…
Households Cut Meal Quality, Sell Assets as Coping Pressures Deepen — GSS
The GSS is urging targeted interventions and earlier action to address “deeply…
Oyster Agribusiness Rewards Top Farmers, Accelerates Expansion and Value Addition Drive
Oyster Agribusiness honoured farmers, expanded support, and scaled value addition, boosting productivity,…
Urban Farming Touted as a Triple-Impact Solution for Food Security, Import & Household Income
Urban farming is gaining policy and academic support in Ghana, as studies…
Inside The Credit Pie: The GH¢710 Billion Gap Between Services and Agriculture
Ghana’s economy is increasingly skewed toward services, which receives significantly more credit…
World Bank Targets Jobs and Food Security with $46M Agri-Innovation Push Across Africa
World Bank approves $46m programme scaling climate-smart agricultural innovation across Africa to…
Ghana, South Korea Deepen Agriculture Cooperation to Boost Rice Production
Mahama highlights agribusiness collaboration with Seoul as Accra seeks technology-driven agricultural growth
24-Hour Secretariat Meets BoG on Food-Price Fund, SME Credit Tools
The secretariat says proposed fund would complement monetary policy as program shifts…