Ghana: Bringing the inputs one step closer to the farmers
Worldwide, the Ukraine conflict is leading to unparallel price hikes in food, fuel, and fertilizer. Like most countries in the world, Ghana is being impacted by these shocks. In simple words, Ghana is already on the path to growing less food this year. Farmers are not producing enough food crops, which affects their households’ livelihoods, and impacts women and children. To understand more about the current impact of the global food crisis on smallholder farmers and their coping mechanisms in the local context, CARE engaged with farmers in Ghana.
Related Reports
Five Years of Women Respond: Insights from women at the forefront of crises
Over five years, across 28 countries, CARE's Women Respond initiative has amplify the voices and leadership of women, girls, and their communities. This report reflects on five years of listening to women and shares insights from five years of data.
The Gap We Cannot Afford
Look at who is getting left behind, and how the acceleration of AI is going to cost trillions of dollars if we can't make it available to more people.
Insights from women at the forefront of crises in Burundi
The government of Burundi has declared a humanitarian crisis you may not have seen in the midst of all the crises in the world. Double-digit food price inflation, 1.23 million people facing food insecurity, conflict in DRC impacting trade, and more than 200,000 people displaced: the crises in Burundi barely get enough attention globally. In fact, Burundi is the third in the list of most under-reported crises. If you haven’t been following the situation in Burundi, here are 4 things women in Burundi want you to know.