Climate-Smart Agriculture and Climate Information Services Action for Food Systems Transformation in Ghana: Capacity strengthening and Stakeholder consultation
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Tepa-Yotto G, Tamo M, Dalaa MA, Dinku T, Obeng F, Wilson M, Yeboah S, Kyere R, Tahidu O, Falade T, Martey F, Asare-Kyei D, Ouedraogo M, Kagabo D, Dembele C, Tonnang H, Djouaka R, Pita J, Njukwe E. 2022. Climate-Smart Agriculture and Climate Information Services Action for Food Systems Transformation in Ghana: Capacity strengthening and Stakeholder consultation. AICCRA Workshop Report. Accelerating Impacts of CGIAR Climate Research for Africa (AICCRA).
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AICCRA Ghana Cluster in collaboration with WA Regional Cluster and national, regional and international partners convened a two-week capacity strengthening event. The format of the event was hybrid with important in-person attendance arranged. The training aligns with the clusters expected contributions to specific project targets against four AICCRA performance indicators: PDO1- CCAFS partners and stakeholders in the Project area are increasingly accessing enhanced climate information services and/or validated climate-smart agriculture technologies; IPI 2.2- Partnerships launched/ strengthened between AICCRA-funded CGIAR and NARS scientists, universities, public sector stakeholders, farmer organizations, NGOs and private sector; IPI 2.3- People engaged in AICCRA-funded capacity development activities; and IPI 3.1- Validated climate information services and climate-smart agriculture technologies disseminated / made accessible. Therefore, the training was structured around four main segments: 1) Climate-smart one-health approach and partnership launch; 2) Early Warning & Rapid Response (EWRR) for a climate-smart IPM; 3) NFCS partnership strengthening and stakeholder consultation; 4) Enhancing access to CSA/CIS bundles while addressing gender and social inclusion (GSI).
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Mustapha Alasan Dalaa https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2109-0132
Tufa Dinku https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1720-2816