| Affiliation with other organizations: |
United Network Against HIV and AIDS in Africa, Ghana HIV and AIDS Network, Health and Nutritional Network of Africa, Liberia-Ghana Chamber of Commerce, Moringa Oleifera Farmers Association, African Women Initiatives for Development and Empowerment |
| Purpose of the organization: |
We are set out as a vehicle for rural and community transformation through the holistic training of the youth and women in self-employment ventures, health and educational outreaches, empower them to ensure their active and proper participation in local governance and administration of social and support services, and advocate for transparency and accountability in all spheres of human endeavour through adherence to proper moral teaching and transformation. We function as a multi-sectoral body principally directing and co-ordinating the programmes and activities of members of various networks established in two main sectors, namely: civil society and the private sector with a view of forming strong partnerships to mobilise resources and expertise to undertake various tasks before our partner organisations and us in health, agriculture, education and industrial development among others. |
| Confirmation of the activities of the organization at the regional, national or international level: |
Our activities are grouped under four major headings, namely: a.Co-operative/Community (Rural) Development; b. Youth, Women and Children in Development; c. Health/Education/Agriculture; and d.Consultancy (Project concept/development, Project Management etc.). Our departments and programs are: a.Technological Resource Bank - TECHNOBANK; b. Co-operative Finance Institute - COFI; c.United Network Against HIV/AIDS in Africa - UNAHA; d.Health and Agriculture With Education - HAWE; e.Capacity Building and Manpower Training - CABMAT; f.Preventive AIDS Lifeline Micro-Credit Strategy ¿ PALM-S; g.The Green Journey Program - GreenJ; h.Ghana Malnutrition Annihilation Program ¿ Ghana-MAP; i. Productive Agricultural Linkages and Marketing Systems - PALMS; j.Sanitation, Water, Energy and Environmental Protection - SWEEP; k.Advocates for Good Governance and Gender Equality - AGAGE |
| A list of members of the governing body of the organization, and their countries of nationality: |
(i)Pastor Joseph Brenyah - President - Ghana;
(ii)Benjamin Armah - 1st Vice-President - Administration - Ghana;
(iii) Kwadwo Ofosu - 2nd Vice-President ¿ Finance - Ghana;
(iv)Anna Setodji - Secretary - Ghana;
(v) Welbeck Nani - Member - Ghana;
(vi) David Lovely Davis - Member - Ghana;
(vii)Mary Adzewodah ¿ African Women Initiatives for Development and Empowerment - Member- Ghana |
| Description of the membership of the organization, indicating the total number of members: |
350 individuals and 2 representatives of 20 affiliated organisations with a total direct membership of 390 members and a total indirect membership of 250,000 members. |
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