Providing evidence of success in conservation, local entrepreneurship, and gender equity across Ghana.
Targeted forest restoration across 98 hectares in Techiman, Bono East Region.
Practical skills training in woodwork, wood preservation, and nursery management.
Our work spans ecological, economic, and policy-advocacy layers of society.
By restoring 98 hectares of degraded forest landscapes and establishing a standard tree nursery with a 10,000-seedling capacity in Techiman, Bono East Region, we are directly combatting tree loss. Our nurseries focus on long-lived native timber species that store carbon and secure biodiversity.
Over 180 women have received direct, high-value skills training and business mentorship. Our curriculum includes technical woodwork, wood preservation, nursery propagation, and small-enterprise bookkeeping.
We advocate for biodiversity conservation and climate resilience in forest communities. With solar-powered borehole infrastructure and irrigation systems in Woraso, Techiman, we ensure continuous seedling hydration while supplying clean water to rural community members.
We assist women timber entrepreneurs with formal business registration, Susu savings mechanisms, access to finance, and GRA flat-rate tax arrangements. This formalizes their participation and unlocks sustainable growth along the timber value chain.
Real stories of women who have reshaped their futures through the support of WiTG.
Janet Agyemang Prempeh's thriving enterprise highlights the power of WiTG's skills and market linkage programs. By providing direct technical training in timber finishing, value addition, and enterprise registration, WiTG empowers women artisans to scale up their independent wood craft businesses and secure sustainable livelihoods.
Aish Yusif Asante's story demonstrates how durable water infrastructure and community commitment unlock restoration capacity. With reliable irrigation, seedling survival rates have surged, providing dependable income for participating women and revitalizing degraded regional woodlands.
Every seedling planted and every woman trained represents a step toward a green, resilient Ghana. Your financial donation directly sustains these programs.
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