Ghana Women Farmers Adopt Agroecology to Combat Climate Change
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- •Women farmers in Ghana have started implementing agroecology practices such as crop diversification and organic farming.
- •Climate change in Ghana has led to erratic rainfall and soil degradation, affecting traditional farming methods.
- •Agroecology supports sustainable farming by enhancing biodiversity and reducing reliance on chemical inputs.
- •These initiatives contribute to strengthening rural livelihoods and food systems in Ghana.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Ghanaian women farmers expand agroecology practices nationwide then agricultural resilience and food security could improve across Ghana, benefiting rural populations and reducing vulnerability to climate shocks.
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