A farming town just taught its women how to make more than just crops. The Fosukrom Women Farmers Association ran a three-day workshop in the Bia District for local women and girls, funded by the Global Greengrants Fund. The training focused on building different money-making skills like producing soap and beads, and handling after-wash processes.
The goal was to create income options beyond unreliable rain-fed farming, boosting both economic power and community resilience against food shortages. A facilitator named Lucy Annor also talked about climate change problems and the risks of farm chemicals, telling everyone to use their new skills to better their lives.
The goal was to create income options beyond unreliable rain-fed farming, boosting both economic power and community resilience against food shortages. A facilitator named Lucy Annor also talked about climate change problems and the risks of farm chemicals, telling everyone to use their new skills to better their lives.
