Farm Radio Ghana

12/06/2026

Timely weather information and climate-smart farming advice are helping farmers adapt to a changing climate and protect their livelihoods.

11/06/2026

Women collect the water. Women feed their families. Women bear the greatest burden when disasters strike. Yet their voices are still too often missing from climate decisions.
The SIGRA Ghana project is changing that—through radio programming, community engagement, and support for women-led climate action in Ghana's Northern and Volta Regions. Climate change is not gender-neutral. The SIGRA project places women at the centre of climate adaptation because that is where lasting solutions begin.

07/06/2026

07/06/2026

We’ve all heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” But just as important is how that food is handled.

This World Food Safety Day, let’s move from burden to solutions—safe food everywhere. Small food safety habits can make a big difference for our families and communities.

06/06/2026

What is ONE food safety habit you never skip?

05/06/2026

Communities don’t always wait for big solutions—they work with what they have.
In Adzido and Vodza, a radio programme helped spark action to restore mangroves and bring life back to the lagoon.
We’re sharing this story as part of our World Environment Day reflections on climate action already happening at community level.
Read more 👉 https://farmradio.org/community-led-mangrove-restoration/

Inspired and equipped with practical knowledge from the radio program, a community began meeting weekly to discuss how they could apply the same solutions locally.

05/06/2026

This World Environment Day, we’re celebrating stories of everyday people finding practical ways to care for the environment.

Different communities, different experiences—but one shared effort: protecting nature for the future we all depend on.
Read more here 👉 https://farmradio.org/farm-radio-ghanas-remarkable-journey/

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Travel with Farm Radio International to eight communities in Ghana that are implementing Nature-based Solutions to adapt to climate change.

05/06/2026

🌍 This World Environment Day, we are highlighting stories that show how climate action starts at the community level.
Across Africa, farmers and communities are transforming degraded land into productive landscapes, improving livelihoods while protecting the environment for future generations.
Read how sustainable land restoration is creating new opportunities and building resilience in the face of climate change: https://farmradio.org/from-degraded-land-to-opportunity/

Learn how a farmer restored a land and supported his community to avoid flood and erosion

05/06/2026

We all share the same home 🌍
The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we grow—everything is connected to nature in one way or another. And right now, our environment is asking for more care, more attention, and more action from all of us.
It doesn’t take big actions to make a difference. Turning off a light, planting a tree, reducing waste, or simply being mindful of how we treat our surroundings all count.
This , let’s remember: protecting the environment isn’t for someone else—it’s for all of us.