Ecobank Increases Lending to Agricultural Sector In Ghana

Ecobank says it is increasing investment in the agriculture sector, although many financial companies sideline the sector. Despite employing majority of the country’s workforce, many banks and financial institutions hold that lending to the sector is risky. Ecobank’s Head of Small and Medium Enterprises Department Abdulai Abdul Rahman said the bank’s engagement with farmers in the… More Ecobank Increases Lending to Agricultural Sector In Ghana

Innovations for Poverty Action ( IPA) Launched Agricultural Development Project in Northern Ghana

A research and non-profit making organisation, Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA), has launched its two agricultural projects in northern Ghana. The projects dubbed: Examining Underinvestment in Agriculture (EUI) and Disseminating Innovative Resources and Technologies to Smallholders (DIRTS) are aimed at conducting research and supporting farmers to secure insurance for their farming activities. According to IPA’s report on… More Innovations for Poverty Action ( IPA) Launched Agricultural Development Project in Northern Ghana

Ndaana Ghana Limited to help boost agriculture in northern Ghana

Ndaana Ghana Limited is to help boost agriculture in northern Ghana through the Food Security and Environment Facility (FSEF) project under the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development (MLGRD) with funding from the Canadian International Development Agency, CIDA. The project which spans three years with a financing figure of Ghc752,000 will focus on soil… More Ndaana Ghana Limited to help boost agriculture in northern Ghana

Aid Here And There-Silent Thoughts of A Ghanaian Youth

Africa is the world’s most aided region; yet economic growth has been disappointingly low. Africa’s share of foreign aid has been no less than 30 per cent of the overall donor aid commitments to developing countries. The geographical distribution of aid is the result of independent allocation decisions of a large number of bilateral or… More Aid Here And There-Silent Thoughts of A Ghanaian Youth