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Friends of the Earth-Ghana

Empowering, training, educating and campaigning for a fair and sustainable world.

Friends of the Earth-Ghana was founded in 1986 and became an autonomous member of Friends of the Earth International (FoEI).

We believe that an equitable and sustainable world where the rights of all people and all life are respected is possible.

We educate, train, empower, and campaign to make this world a reality so that one day all people, without discrimination, can meet their needs and lead happy, fulfilling and rewarding lives while sustaining the environment that all life depends on.

Our projects

Plantain

Community durbar on rights to water and sanitation, Northern region

Consultations with farmers about yam farming and climate change impacts

Seedling nursery funded by DfID for the women and climate change project, Brong Ahafo

Afforestation project

Forest damage caused by mining

Community durbar, rights to water and sanitation, Northern Region

Monitoring the water quality at Lake Bosumtwe

Cutting the forest to make way for yam farming

Visiting seamstress trainees, Yendi

Cola nuts

Women at Tafi Abuipe sending us home with pineapples from their organic pineapple farm

A school for the little children

Carrying stakes to mark out for tree planting on school grounds

Organic pineapple farm for women farmers, Tafi Abuipe

Tree seedlings to plant at school, Sibi Hilltop

Wasted wood offcuts

Civil society training workshop, advocacy for water and sanitation Northern Region

Mr. Manu teaching the children how to monitor the water quality at Lake Bosumtwe

Water borehole funded by DfID for the women and climate change project, Brong Ahafo

Trees and fishermen, Dambai, Volta Lake

Sampling for monitoring the water quality at Lake Bosumtwe

Alphabet on wall of kindergarten school

village near Yendi, NR

Awareness raising with farmers about yam farming, forest loss and climate change

Water borehole funded by DfID for the women and climate change project, Brong Ahafo

Women collecting water, Sibi Hilltop, norther Ghana

Abandoned chicken farm forced out of business by competition from cheap chickens imported from Europe

Sewing machines at the youth training centre

Sewing machines at the Youth training Centre in Yendi

Community durbar, rights to water and sanitation Northern Region

Opening the school

Cut trees ready for transporting out of the forest

Cocoa pods

Forest damage

Crafting a fishing canoe in the forest

Tafi Mador celebrations

Children planting tree seedlings

Yam market

Damage caused by mining

Consultaitions with farmers about yam farming and climate change impacts

Women sharing her opinions on water and sanitation service provision

At work in the community tree nursery

Community tree nursery

Awareness raising with farmers about yam farming, forest loss and climate change impacts

Children carrying their tree seedlings for watering

community durbar, rights to water and sanitation, Abrani

Best farmer’s yam store

Tafi Atome monkey sanctuary

A school for the little children

Women being trained as seamstresses

Cut tree in the forest

Community source of drinking water for project community in Northern Region

Seedling nursery funded by DfID for the women and climate change project, Brong Ahafo

Community durbar, rights to water and sanitation, Northern region

Water borehole and pump donated by Polish Foreign Aid

Staking out to mark for tree planting

Fishing canoes; no motorised boats are allowed on Lake Bosumtwe because they will disturb the fish

Road through the forest

Drying cocoa

Tafi Mador community members celebrating as the Polish Minister commissions the projects

Visiting seamstress trainees, Yendi

FoE-Ghana kindergarten school, Zabzugu

Forest damage caused by mining

Celebrating as the school is finished

Women dancing at the HIV/AIDS awareness day

Transporting yams to market

Training in sustainable agriculture at Derma

Forest fringe community

Forest damage

Community scorecard on service provision by local government, at Likpe Koforidua, VR

Tafi Atome monkey sanctuary

Contact us

4 Adamafio Close, East Legon, Accra, Ghana

+233 (0) 302 544 257

Office hours: 8.30 am - 4.30 pm Mon-Fri

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