Afrivoices for Climate Change is a dynamic and forward-thinking non-profit organisation committed to fostering thriving and resilient communities across Ghana. Established to promote regenerative agriculture, environmental stewardship, and economic empowerment, Afrivoices for Climate Change takes proactive steps towards a greener and more sustainable future. Our dedicated team of passionate individuals and advisors brings together diverse expertise in climate science, agriculture, community development, and sustainability. With a shared passion for environmental preservation and social upliftment, our team works collaboratively to design and implement impactful projects addressing the pressing challenges of climate change.
Vision: To foster thriving and resilient communities in Ghana through regenerative agriculture, environmental stewardship, and economic empowerment. We establish vibrant Food Forests and pioneer new technologies showcasing the positive impacts of regenerative practices. Prioritising community well-being and sustainability, we aim for a harmonious coexistence of nature and communities, paving the way for shared prosperity and long-term success for all stakeholders involved.
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Mission is to enhance the well-being and resilience of communities by providing comprehensive solutions that empower individuals, promote environmental sustainability, and foster connections within the value chains of indigenous crops.
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SOLUTIONS TO ADVANCE EQUITABLE LIVELIHOODS
PARTNER WITH US
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OUR NEXUS
Many extreme disasters are natural, but climate change mainly triggers their occurrence and impacts. “Climate change is having a growing impact on the African continent, hitting the hardest vulnerable and contributing to food insecurity, population displacement and stress on water resources. said WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas. The existing bottlenecks have caused severe economic and human losses in many African countries like Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Ghana, and the world. According to the Economic Commission for Africa, “Climate change aggravates existing vulnerabilities and structural inequalities. Without urgent and ambitious global action on climate change, well beyond current pledges under the Paris Agreement, the development agenda for Africa is at serious risk of failure.”
The emergence of pandemics is not a surprise. It will continue if we turn a deaf ear to curbing biodiversity loss, rethinking and collaborating to improve food systems to catalyse the availability, access, affordability and utilisation of nutritious food by the growing population in Africa and the world. The situation resonates with the formation of Afrivoices for Climate Change.
Moringa is a world-known superfood, drought-resistant, nutrient-dense plant with numerous benefits and therefore stands a chance to rewrite the narrative. Our choice to change the world through Moringa is not between regions, religions, or genders. Still, it is about promoting a common goal reflecting on our past and treating each other with kindness and respect to help us build a healthy future leaving no one behind.
We are a people, community, and movement poised to champion a new wave of innovation through moringa.
OUR SOLUTION TO ADVANCE EQUITABLE LIVELIHOODS.
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OUR TEAM MEMBERS
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BELINDA OSEI MENSAH
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ERNEST ASAMOAH
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MOHAMMED AMADU
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