ProNet North

Wishing you and your families a blessed, peaceful, and joyful Eid al-Adha.
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Celebrating hope, renewal, and new beginnings this Easter. Wishing everyone a peaceful and joyful season 🥳

Mubarak to all our partners, stakeholders, and communities.As we celebrate this beautiful occasion, may it strengthen the bonds of unity, kindness, and generosity within our communities.

Women are the backbone of our communities. Their resilience, leadership, and determination continue to drive change and development across Northern Ghana.

Today, we celebrate their achievements and reaffirm our commitment to advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment.

Happy International Women’s Day from all of us at ProNet North.

As we reflect on 69 years of nationhood, we are reminded that true independence is sustained when:

*Women and girls are empowered.
*Youth are productively engaged.
*Communities actively participate in decision-making.
*Peace prevails over division.

At ProNet North, we remain committed to empowering communities, promoting social cohesion, advancing gender equality, and creating opportunities for our youth.

We believe that true independence means leaving no one behind.

Hurray💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
Give Me Tap is here again

ProNet North, together with Give Me Tap, is embarking on another drilling project to provide clean water for underprivileged communities, reinforcing our commitment to the sustainable development goals.

100 boreholes are being drilled in health facilities and basic schools in communities across the Upper West Region of Ghana.
Access to clean water is a fundamental human right. This project will:

1. Improve health outcomes by reducing waterborne diseases
2. Enhance livelihoods by saving time and effort spent on fetching water from long distances
3. Support local development and economic growth
4. Enhance learning among students

Let's make a difference together

From Farms to Pots

This is not new because we have been consistent with this approach from the outset. Our goal is an impact that endures beyond the life of the project.

Throughout the project, annual trainings are organized to strengthen women’s capacity in food utilization and nutrition.

Women are trained through practical processes on how to transform the crops they cultivate under the project, such as groundnuts and soya beans, into nutritious meals like soybean kebabs, tuo zaafi, Tom Brown, and koose.

Through these value-addition activities, some women are now earning daily incomes from the sale of these processed foods.

The initiative aims to promote nutrition-conscious eating by encouraging women to incorporate groundnuts and soybeans into their daily diets. While farming and selling raw produce remain important, eating healthy from what is grown is equally essential. As the saying goes, we grow what we eat, and we eat what we grow.

Together with our partners and , we are not only promoting sustainable farming practices and energy-saving methods but also creating income-generating opportunities that empower women.