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Across Africa, women remain at the centre of agriculture. They till the land, preserve seed systems, and safeguard food security, yet their voices are often marginalised in decision-making. In the Central Gonja District in Ghana, the CIRAWA Project has begun to shift this imbalance. On 22 July 2025, women farmers in Kusawgu gathered for a participatory forum that placed their leadership at the centre of the transition toward agroecology.
CIRAWA consortium partners had the opportunity to deepen their understanding of …
On 16 May 2025, CIRAWA took another step toward strengthening agroecological …
Members of the CIRAWA consortium visited the Ebenezer primary school in …
Climate change is not only a threat to the food security of millions of people in West Africa but also affects the whole range of agricultural activities and thus the source of income of millions of people in the region.
CIRAWA partners gathered in Saint Louis, Senegal, to review progress and plan the next steps for promoting agroecology across West Africa. A week filled with field visits, workshops, and knowledge-sharing has laid a strong foundation for the next phase of the project.