13/05/2026
A new restoration journey has begun in Northern Ghana 🌱
Earlier this week, Tree Aid Ghana officially launched Tisa-Tchon meaning “reforestation” in a blend of the local Likpakpa and Dagbani languages.
Working across 10 communities in Yendi, the project will support local people to restore degraded land through tree planting, assisted natural regeneration, agroforestry, and climate-smart agriculture, while also strengthening sustainable livelihoods linked to shea, honey, moringa and other non-timber forest products.
Across Northern Ghana, forests and farmland are under increasing pressure from deforestation, land degradation, and impacts from the climate crisis. Many communities depend on these landscapes for food, income, and everyday life – making restoration and building resilience more important than ever.
Over the next three years, Tisa-Tchon aims to restore 1,300 hectares of degraded land while supporting 1,550 people to build more resilient livelihoods.
The project launch brought together communities, local leaders, partners, and supporters in a shared commitment to healthier landscapes and stronger livelihoods for the future 🌍
We’re excited to share this journey with you over the coming months.