Despite making up the majority of the agricultural workforce, women farmers in rural Ghana earn less income, own less land and face greater barriers to growing their businesses. Led by Canadian Feed the Children, and implemented in partnership with a strong network of local organizations, the SHINE (Sustainable Development, Human Rights, Inclusion and Equality) project is supporting them in efforts to boost their yields, earn a higher income and make their families more food secure.
Our new video in partnership with Canadian Feed the Children brings you stories of the people at the heart of the project, sharing its impact on their livelihoods, family and community.
