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Youth Climate Changemakers Fund (grants of up to €1,000)
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Deadline: 25Th October 2026. Funding Fairer Futures (FFF) wants to transform the climate justice movement to be more inclusive, accessible and representative focusing on youth, local communities, people with disabilities… Read more: Youth Climate Changemakers Fund (grants of up to €1,000)
Agric Minister cuts sod for 175-hectare Anunuso water conservation project
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Ghana launches project to pap Baobab population nationwide
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Over 700 farmers protest destruction of farms at Agona Kwesi Twikrom
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October 9, 2026
More than 700 cash and food crop farmers at Agona Kwesi Twikrom in the Agona East District of the Central region have lost their only source of livelihood following the… Read more: Over 700 farmers protest destruction of farms at Agona Kwesi Twikrom
Ghana hosts regional workshop to boost access to REDD+ Climate Finance
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October 9, 2026
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More than 100,000 soyabean farmers likely to lose source of livelihood – PFAG