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AAG supports women's groups with grinding mills
In furtherance of AAG’s women’s economic empowerment agenda, three women’s groups from Bansi in the Bawku municipal, Sakote and Duusi in the Talensi Nabdam district have been supported by the UERDP with grinding mills and shea butter processors. This support is geared towards empowering the women to be economically independent, and confident to demand and claim their rights.
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Greater Accra Regional Devt. Prog. Holds PRRPs
Every entity worth its sort periodically takes a pause to reflect on its actions and inactions with a view to plan and forge ahead with renewed vigour. One of the ways in which ActionAid Ghana does this is through what she called Participatory Review and Reflection Processes (PRRPs).
This participatory platform makes it possible for AAG, its partners and collaborators to meet and share experiences, lessons learnt from achievements and failures to enable them to improve upon the quality of on-going programmes.
The GARDP has last August held a community level one which drew participants made up of 25 women, 40 men and 33 children from Aboasa and KomKom communities inthe Ga South Distirct of the Greater Accra Region of Ghana.
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We Know Our Rights
ActionAid Ghana's work in education involves enlightening parents, school authorities and children themselves to see the need to respect children's right to education. The UERDP of ActionAid Ghana has pursued this agenda vigorously in five communities in the from June to August this year (2009).
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