In early 2025, the USAID Feed the Future Policy LINK project will begin the Leadership for Inclusive Policy (L4IP) Program, an immersive, six-month leadership development course for food security and climate change policy leaders in countries across Africa.

The Feed the Future Ghana Policy LINK Activity hosted the first of several planned learning events across four regions in northern Ghana.

Held in Tamale July 10 and 11, the two-day event aimed to equip participants with knowledge and skills to advocate for policies that promote a sustainable and equitable agri-food sector in Ghana.

Participants came from universities, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations to hone their leadership abilities, enhance their interests, and enable their participation in agricultural policy processes.

On January 30, 2024, the Feed the Future Ghana Policy LINK Activity marked the end of its inaugural Leading for Change (L4C) program.

A documentary, produced by Policy LINK’s team in Ghana, highlights the concrete strides made by women leaders in agriculture.

Policy LINK championed inclusivity at the 4th annual National Seed Business and Networking Forum in Ghana.

Policy LINK has supported a meeting for members of Ghana’s delegation to COP 28.

The partnership focuses on structuring and operationalizing Ghana’s Agriculture Insurance Fund.

Ghana’s President, Nana Akufo-Addo, met with Development Partners to explore possible areas of collaboration and cooperation.

The event in Wa, Ghana’s Upper West Regional capital, was facilitated by USAID Implementing Partners, including Policy LINK.

The events, held in Tamale and Bolgatanga, commemorated this year’s International Youth Day.

Agricultural insurance can help farmers, especially smallholder farmers, manage climate-related risk factors that ultimately affect food production and security.  

A Policy LINK workshop comes amid increasing calls for climate resilience interventions to help Ghana’s most vulnerable.

Outputs from the workshop will inform the country’s contribution to a forthcoming Africa-wide report.

Policy LINK partnered with Ghana’s Environmental Protection Agency to deliver a two-day climate change reporting training for selected national and sub-national media practitioners.

The meeting saw active engagement from participants, who shared insights into their respective activities, highlighting both successes and challenges.

The Feed the Future Ghana Policy LINK Activity organized a workshop on Thursday, May 11, 2023 to disseminate the findings of a recently published Agricultural Lending Assessment.

Policy LINK’s Ghana activity sponsored five women farmers to participate in the 2023 Women in Agribusiness Summit in Accra.

Policy LINK’s Ghana team collaborated with the African Fertilizer and Agribusiness Partnership to convene the public-private dialogue.