Accra, Ghana, November 14, 2024—ActionAid Ghana is advocating for a comprehensive approach to addressing gender-sensitive International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommendations and tax reforms in Ghana

Reducing gender-based violence is essential for progress across numerous Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets. Forms of violence such as sexual abuse, harmful sociocultural practices, and

Partnerships are the glue for SDG implementation and is essential for making the 2030Agenda a reality. Available statistics shows that Multistakeholder partnerships is crucial to leverage the inter

AAG and Partners advocates for bold action, transformative partnerships, and a renewed commitment to combat climate change. and Indigenous seed development at 2024 Climate Justice Conference.

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Communique from the national climate change conference organised by ActionAid Ghana and key partners at Alisa hotel in Accra on the 25th – 26th September 2024

Background
Pursuant to the Sustainable

All over the world, women and girls suffer discrimination and violations of their human rights at every stage of their lives. Gender-based violence (GBV) or violence against women and girls (VAWG) has

Globally, 44 million additional primary and secondary teachers are needed to meet Sustainable Development Goal 4, and the largest need is in Africa. The global call for improved resource allocation to

ActionAid Ghana hosted the Upper West Regional Multi-Stakeholder Conference on Child Marriage on August 22 under the theme, “Addressing the root causes of girl-child marriage: the role of stakeholders

Dubbed “Addressing the root causes of girl-child marriage: the role of stakeholders," The conference sought to take up a collective mission to protect the rights and futures of girls across the Upper

ActionAid Ghana proudly applauds the Parliament of Ghana for taking steps to pass the Affirmative Action (Gender Equity) Bill 2024. With the passage of this important legislation, women and girls will