To mark World Wetlands Day 2026, observed under the global theme “Wetlands and traditional knowledge: Celebrating cultural heritage,” ActionAid Ghana (AAG), in partnership with the Forestry Commission

ActionAid Ghana and the GIZ are still building the sustainability of the Community Resilience through Community Action Plans (CAPs). In a recent engagement, the two development organisations led a

This year, ActionAid Ghana is once again creating intentional space for young, bold, and visionary women to rise as leaders and changemakers.

Building on the strong outcomes of the 2025 cohort

On Monday, January 19, ActionAid Ghana (AAG) had the honour of receiving Mr Zia Choudhury, the United Nations Resident Coordinator (RC) in Ghana, at the AAG Head Office for a high-level courtesy and

ActionAid Ghana, in collaboration with UN-Habitat, Habitat for Humanity International, and the Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology & Innovation (MESTI), have commenced Mangrove Restoration in

Every year, the global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) campaign led by ActionAid Ghana and its social movements in Ghana reaffirms powerful reminder of how women and girls are

As part of efforts to secure the long-term gains of its forest restoration work, ActionAid Ghana has taken a major step toward strengthening community ownership and safeguarding rehabilitated lands

In a bold and transformative gathering, the 2025 Girls’ Empowerment and Advocacy Platform (GEAP) Annual Conference in Tamale brought together a remarkable coalition of young leaders, activists, and

Combating climate change is a global issue. It is becoming a pervasive matter and is far from being gender-neutral; it is a profound threat that disproportionately affects women and girls worldwide

ActionAid Ghana and the GIZ, led a high-level delegation of representatives from the European Union (EU), as well as the Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs (MLGCRA) and