Youth unemployment in Ghana
Food inflation in 2023
New farmers in pilot
Ghana is struggling with rising youth unemployment (28%) and soaring food prices, which contribute to widespread food insecurity. Significant rural-urban migration adds to these challenges, creating an urgent need for innovative solutions
First Farms is a nine-month program designed to inspire young people to pursue farming as a career. The program removes barriers to entry and reduces failure risks, enabling participants to establish mid-sized, climate-smart farms in Ghana. It offers young farmers comprehensive training, essential resources, and market access for long-term success. First Farms operates in three stages: Training and certification, farm incubation, and market access through the Alor App
Micheal Opare, Courage Asase, Brian Dzansi
Join us in cultivating the future of sustainable farming—empower young farmers, grow local economies, and ensure food security for all
Micheal@nodeeight.org
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