Standing tall for centuries. The majestic baobab tree, a symbol of strength, resilience, and wonder. Let us cherish and protect these natural giants for future generations. Baobab trees are not just trees but also support the entire ecosystems. #BaobabTree #NatureLovers

CORD Ghana is pleased to invite you to join a live webinar as we discuss one of the most important topics. “Breaking the Taboo: Normalizing Menstrual Conversation” Date: Friday, 25th July, 2025 Time: 4PM GMT/UTC Platform: Google Meet Guest Speaker: Madam Miriam Bonah (National

Globally, girls aged 5-14 dedicate a staggering 550 million hours daily to household chores, while boys spend only 150 million hours daily; this statistic comes from a UNICEF report titled ”Harnessing the power of Data for Girls”. This unequal burden severely limits girls' time

Under the GREEN SCHOOLS INITIATIVE (GSI), students have been able to make valuable items with single use plastics. Some of the items made are keyholders, pencil case and bags. Join CORD Ghana and learners in the mission to create sustainable and eco-friendly schools.

Join us in creating a sustainable future for our children. #GreenSchoolsInitiative #QualityEducation #EnvironmentalSustainability #EcoFriendly

Stakeholder engagement on Renewable Energy with teachers and School Improvement Support Officers. #GreenSchoolsInitiative #JustEnergyTransition #CORDGhana #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability

"CORD-Ghana pushes for recognition of unpaid care work through UbU initiative  | Ghana News Agency" gna.org.gh/2025/08/cord-g…

The Dawadawa tree, also known as the African locust bean tree, is a true gift of nature. Its seeds are fermented to make dawadawa, a flavorful, protein-rich seasoning widely used across West Africa. Beyond its taste, dawadawa is packed with nutrients, supporting good health and

In our fight against the unusual weather patterns, it is highly imperative we put in place drastic measures to preserve and maintain the mechanisms that help fight Climate Change . Today , we discuss a mechanism that helps our cause . One of which is Sustainable Agriculture.

Unpaid care work largely performed by women and girls, remains a significant yet often overlooked aspect of global economies. This "silenced gap" refers to the disproportionate burden of unpaid domestic and care responsibilities, which can limit opportunities for education,

CORD Ghana on its Growing Resilience Webinar Series dubbed: The Impact of Weather Variations on Human Health and Agriculture; the Role of CSOs. A time and session to reflect on the devastating climate change impacts on human health and agriculture, and the role of CSOs. Come

Meet Our Webinar Speaker! 🌟 We're excited to introduce our esteemed speaker for our upcoming webinar on GROWING RESILIENCE WEBINAR SERIES - The Impact of Weather Variations on Health and Agriculture; the role of CSOs! 🌎 *Speaker Name:* Dr. Abdul Mumeen Iddrisu *Title:*

Meet Our Webinar Speaker! 🌟 We're excited to introduce our esteemed speaker for our upcoming webinar on GROWING RESILIENCE WEBINAR SERIES - The Impact of Weather Variations on Health and Agriculture; the role of CSOs! 🌎 *Speaker Name:* Mr. Henry Tutu *Title:* Regional

Meet Our Webinar Speaker! 🌟 We're excited to introduce our esteemed speaker for our upcoming webinar on GROWING RESILIENCE WEBINAR SERIES - The Impact of Weather Variations on Health and Agriculture; the role of CSOs! 🌎 Speaker Name: Salamatu Salpawuni Salifu Title: Founder

Happening now🔥🎊 Network of Youth for Climate Action - Africa

CORD Ghana is thrilled to have hosted four member organizations (Water Lily foundation, the Rural Connect, Allied Relief and Ummy Relief Foundation) for an impactful discussions on collaboration and scaling climate action among youth in Northern Ghana and beyond. We appreciate

Today's tip is a revolutionary step for our abled farmers who are the backbone of our economy. To effectively manage our crops in order to yield bumper harvest and protect the environment. Food security is a core duty of all actors and a collective responsibility. Let's take a