
How can young women build climate-smart rural livelihoods?
In this joint blog with Cambridge University and CAMFED, we discuss how young women can build climate-smart rural livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa.
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In this joint blog with Cambridge University and CAMFED, we discuss how young women can build climate-smart rural livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa.
What brings me fulfilment and happiness is helping the less privileged in society. Through my business I look forward to training many more people in…
My name is Caroline, I am from the Upper West Region of Ghana and currently a District Program Coordinator at CAMFED Ghana. I am the…
To celebrate World Bee Day (May 20) we’re introducing some of the young women in the CAMFED Association who are trained beekeepers, or apiarists. With…
Citi TV — one of Ghana’s leading television channels — is shining a spotlight on young women entrepreneurs through a series of interviews on its…
I can be that doctor who attends to patients holistically. I can understand them and become their friend. It’s something that takes time, but it…
Four members of our CAMFED Association in Ghana, have been named as the winners of the prestigious Ambassador for a Day competition organized by the…
I run a business making metal gates, balustrades, window grills, and decorative sculptures. I am training up an apprentice to help me to fulfil my…
CAMFED is excited to announce our new partnership with the Fairtrade Foundation to certify women-led shea butter businesses in Northern Ghana.
Citi TV, one of Ghana’s leading television channels, is celebrating young women entrepreneurs through a series of interviews on its popular Breakfast Daily show. In…
In this country there are so many unemployed young people, so when I started university I was already thinking of business ideas. I didn’t want…
Hear from CAMFED secondary scholar Fadila in Ghana about what education means to her, and about her plans to support her community.
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