Climate-smart agriculture
Farmer engagement and needs assessment that put food security and resilient livelihoods first.
Our impact
Between October 2023 and July 2024, our first portfolio linked climate awareness, livelihoods, education and community storytelling into real, on-the-ground action across Ghana.
Impact at a glance
Four connected areas where early activity is building momentum and trust with communities.
Farmer engagement and needs assessment that put food security and resilient livelihoods first.
Community savings and financial literacy that strengthen household resilience over time.
Zero-waste awareness, school outreach and campaigns that build everyday climate habits.
Partnerships, public conversations and field documentation that amplify community voices.
Two key stories
Climate Smart Farming Futures
A community needs assessment that now guides our climate-smart agriculture pilot — farmers identified access to fertilizer, weedicides and irrigation as their top priorities.
Zero Waste & climate education
Hands-on environmental education through trivia, reuse messaging and community clean-ups — simple, visible action that helps younger audiences build lasting climate habits.
More signs of the work
TGDA contributed to wider climate engagement by supporting Ghana Climate Week activities and related public conversations.
Climate change and worker safety were brought into a workplace setting with more than 130 participants at the Nestlé session.
TGDA travelled to Mepe, Bakpa and surrounding communities to document lived experiences after the dam spillage and amplify affected voices.
Tree planting, school learning, cycling advocacy and practical climate education continue to shape how younger audiences engage.
Impact at a glance