In Northern Ghana, MADE carried out a three-week gender assessment to understand the extent to which women are both important clients and valuable employees for agribusinesses. This report presents findings and recommendations, as well as challenges and opportunities, that emerged from this assessment. The suggestions do not come from the assessment team but rather reflect strategies the agribusinesses themselves have put into place or are considering adopting. The intention is to encourage agribusiness partners to invest in and hire women in order to benefit female smallholder farmers, local communities and the agribusinesses themselves.
Year produced: 2019
Value chain: Multi-crop
Thematic area: Gender inclusivity
Region: Northern Ghana
File size: 2.83 MB
File type: PDF
Associated resources
This brief highlights the achievements of women farmers in Ghana, outlines gender constraints and provides a snapshot of how MADE’s work has helped these women perform better.
This assessment report compiles evidence on the extent to which women are both important clients and valuable employees for agribusinesses, and presents key findings and recommendations.
