Women in Timber Ghana champions gender equality and environmental resilience by active involvement in forest resource management. We create capacity-building networks, encourage agroforestry enterprise development, and establish community-led nurseries to restore Ghana’s beautiful woodland ecosystems.
By empowering women with technical skills and ecological knowledge, we are fostering alternate income streams that reduce dependencies on illegal timber harvesting while preserving resources for generations to come.
Read Our StoryThrough community actions and donor support, we have driven tangible outcomes across Ghana's forest ecosystems.
Discover our core initiatives focused on ecological restoration, training, and community water support.
Restoration
Empowering local women in degraded forest margins to manage tree nurseries, produce native seedlings, and lead afforestation programs.
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Education
Equipping women with safety protocols, carpentry mastery, and equipment handling to access higher-paying jobs in timber production.
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Infrastructure
Installing clean water boreholes and solar pumps to reduce sanitation challenges and the physical burden of carrying water for forest edge households.
Learn MoreBuy sustainable seedlings, organic foods, and wooden craft items. All proceeds directly support our local programs.
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Healthy tree seedling in biodegradable coconut fiber pot, ready for planting.
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Sturdy organic cotton tote bag featuring the WiTG logo. Reusable and eco-friendly.
Artisanal
Artisanal bowl handcrafted from sustainably harvested Ghanaian mahogany.
Keep up with our events, achievements, and training workshops.
Jul 2026
Our latest workshop in Kumasi trained 45 women in safety standards and modern timber grading techniques...
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Jun 2026
Over 15,000 native seedlings were planted in degraded forests this week by community nursery volunteers...
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May 2026
Beneficiary communities now have safe drinking water, improving hygiene and saving women hours of water travel...
Read More →Whether you are an industry professional seeking membership, a community supporter, or a global partner, your actions help shape the future of Ghana's forestry.
