
Women in the Shea Value Chain
Organising women's groups to collect, process and market quality shea butter, with training in quality standards, packaging and collective bargaining so more of the final price stays in the community.
Projects & Impact
A decade of projects delivered with rural communities across Northern and Savannah Regions.
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Our Projects
Each project is designed with the community it serves and handed over to local structures that keep it running.

Organising women's groups to collect, process and market quality shea butter, with training in quality standards, packaging and collective bargaining so more of the final price stays in the community.

Equipping rural women and young people with agro-processing skills, improved equipment and food safety practices, turning a seasonal crop into year-round household income.

Community-led mapping of climate risks, water access and livelihood priorities, producing the evidence base that shapes how programmes are designed in each village.

Taking findings back to the communities that produced them for validation, then into district dialogue so local priorities reach the people who allocate resources.

Regular board and stakeholder reviews that keep our programmes accountable, our records clean and our strategy answerable to the communities we serve.

Hosting international partners and researchers in Tamale to share field methods, review programme results and explore joint work on shea and women's livelihoods.
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