Cocoa Hubs Project advances gender mainstreaming in rural agricultural service delivery
The Cocoa Hubs Project, implemented by Fairtrade Africa, is taking steps to advance gender mainstreaming in rural agricultural service delivery by strengthening women’s participation and leadership across cocoa-growing regions in Ghana. As part of this initiative, Fairtrade Africa, in partnership with Tropenbos Ghana and with funding support from the Embassy of the Kingdom of the […]
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