I took little time off today to visit Center for Opportunities and Rural Development's (CORD Ghana) seedling nursery site. Our objective is to distribute 100,000 different varieties of seedlings every year for free to rural communities and schools for planting. #Everydayisgreen

The 2nd breakout session at #AYC2024 will centre on Agriculture and food systems... 1/3 #AYC2024 #WeAreGathering

A week today, I attended the African Youth Conference in Accra organised by Strategic Youth Network For Development(SYND).Youth in Natural Resources and Envi'tal Governance This has been one of the well organised conferences which brought together young people across Africa to deliberate on issues affecting our environment. We networked qnd planned

🌿✨ Let's Talk Agroecology 🌱 Join us to discover the transformative power of agroecology as a science, practice, and social movement! Dive into its principles and learn actionable steps to champion this vital climate solution. 🌍 Date: 23rd May, 2024 Time: 7 PM

Join us for Part 2 of the Let’s Talk Agroecology Series! 🌱 We'll dive into the battle over African food systems—big corporations vs. Indigenous peoples. Discover how Africa can reclaim and lead in food sovereignty. Don't miss out! Join here: x.com/i/spaces/1kvjp…

Happy World Environment Day 🌍🌱 Ghana's food system and the potential of agroecology practices. Exploring how sustainable food systems can combat drought, restore land, benefit farmers and food security. Join via link: x.com/i/spaces/1ypkk… #TheAfricaWeWant

Join us for part 3 of "Let's Talk Agroecology" on X Space! Discover opportunities in the agroecology value chain for youth with SIMON PETER BUKENYA, Dr. Dr. Kodimah Jnr, LOVANS OWUSU-TAKYI, and moderator AGYEKUM PATIENCE. Set A Reminder! x.com/i/spaces/1naje… #LetsTalkAgroecology

Join us tomorrow for an interesting discussion on plastics.

Join us for this week's Let's Talk Agroecology series! 🌿 We'll explore how young people can leverage technology to boost agricultural productivity amidst the climate crisis. 🗓 Date: Thurs, 13th June 🕕 Time: 6 PM GMT #LetsTalkAgroecology #YouthforAgroecology

Eat produced in Ghana food for healthy living. Locally produced and organically facilitated in Northern Ghana. Eat what we grow.

This how farmers struggle with bad roads to feed nations. Governments must prioritise agriculture roads and ensure easy access. You can Imagine my maintenance cost. Eat what we grow and get involve☺️

We use these polluted water bodies to irrigate vegetables farms or gardens for consumption and contracting chronic diseases such as cancer and others. It also cause high mortality rate in human and animals. Who is safe?? #responsiblefarming #weareshifting #collectiveeffort

No rain for several days in the Northern part of Ghana, the sun is scorching high, crops are dying but they are busy felling more trees for charcoal and fuel wood! What a shame!!!! Man made problems!!!

#InternationalYouthDay2024 AFRICAN YOUTH FOR AGROECOLOGY Enhancing Digital Innovation for African Youth in Agroecology On this International Youth Day 2024, the AFSA Youth Platform reinforces its commitment to harnessing the power of digital innovation in agroecology,

#International #Youth #Day brings so much Joy and excitement to young people across the world. We are so pleased that our CEO Dr. Dr. Kodimah Jnr will be speaking at this year’s International Youth Day celebration at the Maryam Center for Inter-Regigious Dialogue in Tamale. #actionaid

AFSA is now accepting applications for self-sponsored participants for the Thousand African Youth Summit on Food Systems & Agroecology 2024! Summit of Solutions! 📅 Date: 14th-16th October 2024 📍 Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Join us at the largest pan-African youth

Trees are more important than ever in our urban environments.🌳 They provide shade, reduce heat through evapotranspiration, and improve air quality, helping to combat the urban heat island effect as temperatures in our cities continue to rise. #ClimateAction source: UN-Habitat

It's annoying to watch political party communicators sharing blames and engaging recklessly in discussions on illegal mining that destroyed water bodies, destroyed farm lands, destroyed forest reserves, caused health issues. I'm yet to see a concrete approach to this fight.

Curious about Ghana's NAPs and NDCs processes and the role of youth? Join us on 5th Sept 2024 at 5 PM for an X Space session on 'Youth Inclusion in Climate Policies for Sustainable Development.' x.com/i/spaces/1vogw…

KodiFarms field monitoring. If this doesn't motivate you as a young person nothing will. Food Security and food sovereignty is a collective responsibility and the youth must lead its process. I am a proud young farmer in Ghana 🙏🙏😍😍