Centre For Climate Change & Food Security

11/10/2026

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10/10/2026

Our researcher, Lois Appiah, was on Oyerepa FM to talk about our research on Public Awareness and Implementation of Urban Tree-Felling Regulations. The centre collected over 1200 data within the Greater KUMASI.

25/09/2026

The Centre for Climate Change and Food Security (CCCFS) has taken steps to support public awareness and understanding of Ghana’s regulations on urban tree felling.

The public should expect clear, practical information on what the regulations mean, who they apply to, the approval processes involved, and what property owners, developers and institutions need to know before cutting trees.

We have interviewed over 1000 people in the Ashanti region, and soon, our findings shall be released for public consumption.

30/08/2026

WAJESHA is developing an Expert Database to connect journalists with credible scientists, researchers and professionals who are willing to provide evidence-based insights on issues affecting West Africa.

The database will help journalists quickly identify and contact relevant experts for interviews, background information, fact-checking and expert reaction to emerging developments.

We are currently seeking experts in areas including climate science, health, epidemiology, agriculture, nutrition, biodiversity, engineering, water resources, economics and disaster risk management.

If you are a researcher, scientist or professional with relevant expertise and are willing to engage with journalists, we invite you to register.

Participation is voluntary. Information provided will be managed by WAJESHA and used primarily to connect journalists with appropriate experts.

Please note: Inclusion in the database does not automatically mean endorsement of every opinion expressed by an expert. WAJESHA reserves the right to verify professional credentials before including an individual in the database.

WAJESHA is developing an Expert Database to connect journalists with credible scientists, researchers and professionals who are willing to provide evidence-based insights on issues affecting West Africa. The database will help journalists quickly identify and contact relevant experts for interviews,...

29/08/2026

We at CCCFS stand with the people of Nepal.

27/08/2026

WAJESHA WEBINAR

BREAST CANCER & BREASTFEEDING IN WEST AFRICA

Understanding the Data, Trends, Risks & Best Practices

Date: Saturday, 29 August 2026
Time: 7:00 PM GMT
Format: Online Webinar
Audience: Journalists, Media Professionals, Researchers & WAJESHA Members

KEY AREAS OF DISCUSSION

- Breast cancer and breastfeeding data in West Africa
- Trends, risks and risk factors
- Prevention and early detection
- Mortality and survival
- Evidence-based practices
- Major data gaps in the region
- Using and communicating breast cancer data in journalism

SPECIAL FOCUS

How can better data improve breast cancer awareness, prevention, reporting and outcomes in West Africa?

Led by:
Breast Care International (BCI)

Organised by:
WAJESHA — West African Journalists for Environment, Science, Health & Agriculture

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Data • Evidence • Journalism • Action

Empowering journalists with the evidence to tell better health stories.

16/08/2026

This October, we celebrate 11 years of CCCFS — a journey of commitment, resilience and determination, built without donor funding.

Along the way, GJESHA, established in 2019, and WAJESHA, now marking its first year, have strengthened our mission of connecting knowledge, journalism and communities.

Three journeys. One mission.

For People. For Planet. For Plate. For Impact.

Here’s to the journey so far — and to an even greater impact ahead.