Delivering practical solutions that restore ecosystems, train professional women, and secure clean livelihoods.
Empowerment
Speaker in photo: Cecilia Crenstil, WiTG Organizer
Providing practical training to women in modern woodwork, wood preservation, machine operations, timber grading, and workshop safety guidelines. This equips women with technical mastery and business management skills to take on supervisory and entrepreneurial roles across the timber value chain.
Practical wood preservation methods, machinery handling, timber quality inspection, workshop safety protocols, and small-business bookkeeping.
Restoration
Leading active community-driven reforestation across degraded forest reserves. WiTG members and local women plant indigenous tree species, establish protective boundary buffers, and restore critical ecological tree cover to combat desertification and climate change.
The restoration project actively covers 98 hectares of degraded landscape in the Bono East Region, Techiman.
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Infrastructure
Deploying durable, green infrastructure to support sustainable seedling cultivation and community development. The site provides a reliable, climate-resilient water source for year-round tree nursery operations and local community water security.
• 1 borehole
• 2 solar panels
• Solar-powered water and irrigation system
• Standard tree nursery with a 10,000-seedling capacity
Advocacy
Promoting gender equity, sustainable forestry policies, and formal economic recognition for women in forestry. WiTG actively leads stakeholder dialogues with state authorities, organizes community-level awareness campaigns, and creates collaborative platforms connecting women to regulatory bodies.
Active stakeholder engagement, community awareness creation, DoTTNeT participation, and facilitating GRA flat-rate arrangements for women businesses.
Real stories from our members, trainees, and community partners across Ghana.
A record of our successfully finalized initiatives and lasting environmental infrastructure across Ghana.
Successfully restored 98 hectares of degraded forest landscape through community-led tree planting, native sapling establishment, and dedicated stewardship.
Full restoration of 98 hectares, enhancing canopy cover, biodiversity recovery, and community engagement in forest protection.
Established a standard tree nursery with a capacity of 10,000 seedlings, supported by complete solar-powered water and irrigation infrastructure.
Year-round water supply for 10,000 tree seedlings and clean water access for the local community.
We collaborate with international donors, local corporate entities, and governmental offices to implement impact-focused restoration projects.
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