Participants learning practical skills

Learning & opportunity

Learn a skill.
Grow a livelihood.

Hands-on learning for women, young people and farming communities. Practical knowledge that opens doors to stronger businesses and greater independence.

Explore the learning tracks

Around 300 people trained in the Ashanti Region.

Why we train

Skills people can earn a living from.

Our aim is financial independence. We focus on women and youth especially helping them start enterprises, particularly in food processing, while helping farmers protect their crops, use resources well, and raise their yields, productivity and income.

  • Women and youth start income-generating businesses, especially in food processing
  • Farmers protect crops and reduce losses
  • Better resource use, higher yields and productivity
  • More income and stronger financial stability for rural households
~300

people trained so far

Mostly across the districts we operate in, in the Ashanti Region.

The training is deliberately broad, from food processing to sustainable farming to the business basics that keep a young enterprise alive.

What you can learn

Knowledge that goes
to work with you.

Three connected learning tracks, adapted to the needs of the communities we serve.

Community members learning practical food processing skills
Food & enterprise

Food processing & enterprise

Turning produce into products people can sell; from yoghurt-making, to plant and animal processing, so women and youth can start a business and build financial independence.

  • Plant processing
  • Animal processing
  • Yoghurt making
  • Packaging & value addition
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Solar-powered video training in a rural community
How we deliver it

Practical, proven, and locally grounded.

Solar-powered smart projector video shows

Using Access Agriculture's library, we screen practical training videos in local languages with a smart projector powered by solar, so learning reaches off-grid communities.

Hands-on practicals

Every session pairs the video with real practice, so participants leave able to do the thing, not just watch it.

Working with extension agents

On the farming side we partner with agricultural extension agents, so we teach farmers exactly what they need and can actually practise on their own land.

In partnership with

Access Agriculture

A non-profit that enables access to quality farmer-training videos in local languages. Through our partnership we run solar-powered video shows that bring practical, agroecological know-how to rural communities.

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Cooperatives, NGOs and district partners, let's design a training program for the women, youth and farmers you work with.