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OUR COMMONWEALTH OF GOODWILLâ„¢
The Aistiphi Gazette – Ghana
Enterprise | Livelihood Entries
From Our CommonwealthÂ
Economic growth and prosperity is robust and self-sustaining when it is inclusive. We will not reduce poverty until we promote enterprise and create a congenial environment for businesses to flourish. Yet, we all cannot be entrepreneurs. In our economy, where many eke out a living in the ‘informal’ economy, we must enhance and secure people’s livelihoods. Efforts along both paths to prosperity and poverty reduction are evident in Philanthropy Spaceâ„¢.
Once poverty is gone, we’ll need to build museums to display its horrors to future generations. They’ll wonder why poverty continued so long in human society – how a few people could live in luxury while billions dwelt in misery, deprivation and despair.
Economic growth and prosperity is robust and self-sustaining when it is inclusive. We will not reduce poverty until we promote enterprise and create an environment for businesses to flourish. Yet, we all cannot be entrepreneurs. In our economy, where millions eke out a living in the ‘informal’ economy, we must enhance and secure people’s livelihoods. Both pathways to poverty reduction and prosperity are evident in Ghana’s Philanthropy Spaceâ„¢.
Once poverty is gone, we’ll need to build museums to display its horrors to future generations. They’ll wonder why poverty continued so long in human society – how a few people could live in luxury while billions dwelt in misery, deprivation and despair.
GNPC Foundation provided financial support for a two-year training program for some 400 artisans from Western and Western North Regions under the foundations ‘Skilled Artisans Project.' Besides vocational and technical training, participants were also given training...
World Vision Ghana (WVG), in partnership with the Government of Australia, provided a GH₵232,000 shea butter processing facilities for the Kanibisi and Sheaga communities in Talensi District of the Upper East Region. The facilities will enable women in beneficiary...
UNDP in Ghana, through the Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme (GEF-SGP) provided US$150,000 (GHS820,000) in grants to five women-focused initiatives in Ghana. Beneficiaries included Accelerated Rural Development Organisation, Ayorya Women Groundnut...
Olam Ghana donated GH¢150,000 to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in support of the 35th National Farmers Day celebration to be held in the Volta Region under the theme 'Enhancing Small Scale Agriculture towards Agribusiness Development,' and will be hosted in the...
Japan Motors Trading Company Ltd (JMTC) donated a Yamaha Outboard Motor, a Yamaha Generator and Yamaha Motorbikes to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) in support of the 35th National Farmers Day 2019. Presenting the gift package, Assistant Managing Director...
Barclays Bank Ghana marked the 2019 World Savings Day with a special outreach to about 25,000 students from 80 selected basic schools across Ghana. Students in forty schools were reached in Accra alone. Led by Managing Director of Barclays Mrs. Abena Osei-Poku, some...
Self Help International (SHI), a US nonprofit, provided training for young people in value-added agribusiness in Ashanti Region. The training was expected to enable beneficiaries to explore a variety of innovations in the agric supply chain. The training program was...
The Chinese Embassy sponsored a workshop to train 90 Ghanaian artisans in bamboo and rattan products development technology at Akyawkrom in Ejisu Municipality of Ashanti Region. Commercial and Economic Counsellor of the Embassy of China in Ghana Mr. Chai Zhi Jing...
The Global Environment Facility Small Grant Programme under the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP/GEFSGP) reached out to peanut farmers at Ayorya community in Brong Ahafo Region. The program provided farmers farming technologies needed to address droughts,...
KNUST donated GH¢100,000 to Ms. Emily Otoo-Quayson and Ms. Matilda A. Sampong, winners of the Presidential Pitch Season II Competition. Prof. Kwasi Obiri-Danso, Vice Chancellor of KNUST, announced additional support from the the university in the form of office space,...
The Samira Empowerment and Humanitarian Projects trained 1200 women in quality shea picking as part of Phase I of the Shea Empowerment Initiative (SEI) in northern Ghana. Participants were trained in in safe picking of shea nuts and quality shea kernel production. As...
Staff volunteers of MTN in Upper East Region trained some 50 youths in self-employable skills including digital solutions, facial make-up, bead-making and other crafts. The volunteer outreach by staff of MTN was part of activities to honor MTN Ghana's community...
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