30/03/2026
Last week marked a significant and impactful series of engagements for Agrointroductions Ghana as we deepened our collaboration with our partner, Terraformation , who also celebrated an important milestone.
Our week began on Monday, March 23rd, with a strategic meeting involving Terraformation’s leadership, including Jad Daley (President), Damien Kuhn (VP, Forestry Partnerships), Dr. Eric Twum, FISEP, CEnv (Country Representative), Annie Frances Thompson (Communities Partnerships & Land Strategy) and Michelle Johnson Cobb (Marketing & Communications), who joined us the following day. We were pleased to formally welcome the team and engage in productive discussions on building a strong partnership for our shared vision and goals for the Keta Blue Carbon Project, and the strategic pathways and operational readiness to achieve impactful outcomes for the project communities, livelihoods, land rights and tenure security.
On Tuesday, March 24th, we successfully convened our maiden Group Project Management Committee (GPMC) meeting for the Keta Blue Carbon Project. This session brought together our key partners Terraformation, Regenerative Development of Anlo Wetlands (ReDAW) and Agrointroductions Ghana, to align on priorities and define the way forward under our collaborative agreement.
Wednesday saw us participate in a Courtesy Visit and Mangrove Roundtable Discussion at the University of Ghana. The engagement focused on strengthening science-grounded partnerships, innovation, and the application of digital solutions in mangrove restoration. We were honoured to be received by the School of Biological Sciences and the Department of Marine and Fisheries Sciences, with Andrews Agyekumhene (PhD) leading insightful discussions on the science underpinning mangrove restoration for the project.
On Thursday, March 25th, we joined our partners for a high-level meeting with the leadership of the Forestry Commission Ghana, including the Board Chairman, Chief Executive (CE) and Division Heads. This important engagement reaffirmed our shared commitments, reviewed ongoing collaborations, and identified areas for deeper strategic alignment to support efficient implementation and scaling of the Keta Blue Carbon Project. The meeting culminated in the official signing of the Partnership Agreement, alongside the issuance of the Ghana Forestry Commission Ghana’s Letter of No Objection.
It has truly been an inspiring journey so far with Terraformation, and we extend our heartfelt congratulations to them on this remarkable milestone.
At Agrointroductions Ghana, we remain committed to empowering local communities to lead the restoration of vital mangrove ecosystems—reviving fisheries, strengthening climate resilience, and improving livelihoods for those who depend on these natural resources.
