INGO Forum Ghana

15/10/2025

Happening Today!

Farm Radio International is excited to officially launch Just Communication, a pan-African initiative redefining how media and communication promote justice, inclusion, and impact across the continent.

Be part of this milestone moment!

Join us for the launch today: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_IC-h8MI2SkSf_xAyWHnSAw

Farm Radio International - Radios Rurales InternationalesWUSC GhanaCanada’s International Development – Global Affairs Canada

02/10/2025

We are thrilled to share some photograms from the INGO Forum Ghana Convening 2025, which brought together over 32 member international NGOs including Country Representatives of International INGOs, government representatives, development partners, and key stakeholders dedicated to advancing the financing of localization for sustainable development in Ghana.

Some notable attendees included the keynote speaker, United Nations Resident Coordinator, Zia Choudhury, Fiafor, Chairperson of the INGO Forum Ghana, Siapha Kamara, CEO, SEND GHANA, Executive director STAR-Ghana Foundation, Alhaji Ibrahim Tanko, Charles Vandyck, West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI). Head of the NPO-Secretariat, Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection - Ghana, Felix Logah, Clara Boakye, British High Commission, Nanbigne CONIWAS Ghana Owusu British Council, Adeline Aryee, Director Fidelity Investments amongst other.
World Vision Ghana
These images capture the collective determination to build resilient development frameworks that ensure funding is sustainable.

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19/06/2025

Leadership Update

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Benjamin Fiafor, who served with excellence as Country Director of Farm Radio International Ghana. His leadership, passion, and commitment have left a lasting impact on our work with smallholder farmers and rural communities.
Benjamin now moves on to an exciting new role as Head of Just Communications. We are proud of his continued journey in championing meaningful communication for development and wish him great success in this new chapter.
Thank you, Benjamin, for your remarkable service, and congratulations on your new role!

Farm Radio International - Radios Rurales Internationales WUSC Ghana Canada’s International Development – Global Affairs Canada AGRA-Sustainably Growing Africa’s Food Systems. GIZ Ghana INGO Forum Ghana

31/03/2025

Happy Eid Mubarak!

May this special day bring you joy, peace, and countless blessings.

Wishing all our Muslim friends and family a beautiful celebration filled with love and happiness.

24/03/2025

Did you know?

The INGO Forum Ghana is a coalition of International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) that work together to address critical issues in Ghana and beyond.

This collaborative platform brings together various INGOs to pool resources, share expertise, and coordinate efforts to maximize their impact. The forum focuses on three key areas:

1. Humanitarian Efforts: Members of the Forum play a vital role in responding to emergencies and crises in their respective sectors, providing immediate relief and support to affected communities. This includes disaster response, food security, healthcare, and protection services for vulnerable populations.

2. Long-Term Development Work: Beyond emergency response, we are committed to sustainable development initiatives. Members work on projects aimed at improving education, healthcare, livelihoods, and infrastructure, with a focus on empowering communities to achieve self-reliance and resilience.

3. Policy Advocacy: The Forum also actively engages with government agencies, local organizations, and international bodies to influence policies that promote social justice, equity, and sustainable development. By advocating for policy changes, we aim to create an enabling environment for development and humanitarian work.

Through these efforts, the INGO Forum Ghana strives to create a positive and lasting impact on the lives of people in Ghana, fostering collaboration and innovation to address complex challenges.

22/03/2025

22/03/2025

World Water Day 2025: Protecting Our Water Bodies from Illegal Mining

This year's theme, Glacier Preservation, highlights the urgent need to safeguard vital freshwater sources globally.

While Ghana has no glaciers, our water bodies are equally critical to life and livelihoods. Rivers like Pra, Ankobra, and Birim are under threat from illegal mining, which pollutes them with mercury and other toxins, jeopardizing clean water access for millions.

Illegal mining, or galamsey, has caused a 75% reduction in clean water supply in some areas. This ecocide risks reversing progress on clean water initiatives and threatens future generations.

On this World Water Day, let’s unite to stop illegal mining and preserve our rivers.

Take Action:
- Advocate for stricter enforcement against illegal mining.
- Support community education on sustainable practices.
- Protect our rivers for a healthier and brighter future.

Together, we can make a difference.