This project promoted dry season vegetable production as a climate adaptation and livelihood diversification strategy to reduce dependence on rain-fed agriculture.
FORG promotes sustainable forest management and landscape restoration to reverse environmental degradation, enhance biodiversity, and protect vital ecosystems such as river basins and forest reserves.
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We work with smallholder farmers to promote climate-smart and sustainable agricultural practices that improve yields, food security, and income while conserving natural resources.
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FORG supports rural communities to understand climate risks and adopt practical adaptation and mitigation strategies that protect livelihoods and ecosystems.
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Promotion of climate-resilient livelihoods
Education is central to sustainable development. FORG supports access to quality education, with a strong focus on girls and rural schools.
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FORG actively promotes social and economic inclusion, especially for women, persons with disabilities, and other marginalized groups.
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Inclusion of women in environmental governance and decision-making
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We believe lasting change happens through partnership.
This project promoted dry season vegetable production as a climate adaptation and livelihood diversification strategy to reduce dependence on rain-fed agriculture.
This project addresses climate vulnerability and livelihood insecurity in northern Ghana by promoting dry season gardening and improved water resource management in climate-stressed rural communities.
Friends of Rural Growth (FORG), Ghana, is a non-governmental, non-profit organization formally established in 2016 after operating informally since 2014.
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