
A Letter from the Field
A woman farmer working with Afrivoices reflects on restored land, a groundnut harvest and what access to productive land, skills and markets can mean for women’s economic futures.
Read the StoryWelcome to the Black Volta River Basin, a vibrant landscape where rivers, farmlands, woodlands and communities are deeply connected. Here, community ambition, nature and sustainable development come together to shape a more resilient future for generations to come.

Afrivoices for Climate Change is a locally rooted Ghanaian non-governmental organisation working with communities across the Black Volta River Basin to advance climate-resilient rural development. Our work brings together climate-smart and regenerative agriculture, landscape restoration, digital agricultural advisory services and inclusive livelihood development, with women and young people central to the approach. We connect community knowledge with scientific expertise, appropriate technology and development investment so that local priorities shape the work.
About AfrivoicesAfrivoices works across five connected service areas that link resilient agriculture, inclusive livelihoods, climate information, governance and community voice.

We support farmers to use climate-smart and regenerative practices that strengthen soil health, sustain production and improve their ability to adapt to climate pressures.

We support women and young people to build skills, enterprises and livelihood opportunities linked to climate-resilient agriculture and green economic activity.

We connect farmers and communities to timely climate information, digital advisory services and practical knowledge that can support better-informed farming decisions.

We amplify the lived experience of basin communities through storytelling, media and digital campaigns, connecting farmer and youth testimony with policymakers, donors and the public.
We do not arrive in communities with solutions looking for problems. We begin with the landscape—its people, knowledge, pressures, opportunities and aspirations—and build from there.
We bring trusted relationships and deep knowledge of the Black Volta River Basin.
We build solutions around local needs, knowledge and aspirations.
We connect policy, research and investment with the realities of communities on the ground.
Explore the landscapes, communities and field activities that shape Afrivoices’ work across the Black Volta River Basin.
First-person stories from people working to build more resilient livelihoods across the Black Volta River Basin.
Updates, field stories and perspectives from Afrivoices and communities across the Black Volta River Basin.

Elizabeth Boateng reflects on land access, a groundnut harvest and the practical support rural women need to build more resilient agricultural livelihoods.
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Afrivoices highlights a Business & Financial Times feature examining the Black Volta Basin as an economic landscape connected to food, energy, climate resilience and regional development.
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A field story on bringing underused land back into cultivation with women farmers, while linking productive land access with livelihoods, food production and longer-term restoration goals.
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Afrivoices documents community mapping in Bamboi as an early step in exploring technically appropriate small-scale irrigation and digital support for dry-season farming.
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