We are thrilled to announce the official launch of FAHAP (Farming Against Hunger and Poverty)—a flagship initiative of GetCare Foundation dedicated to transforming the lives of smallholder farmers in Ghana and beyond.
FAHAP is designed to boost agricultural productivity, promote sustainable farming practices, and improve rural livelihoods by:
✅ Training farmers in good agricultural practices.
✅ Providing essential inputs such as seeds, tools, and fertilizers.
✅ Strengthening market linkages to increase farmer incomes.
✅ Organizing farmers into cooperatives for long-term growth.
FAHAP focuses on key crops including cashew, cocoa, maize, soybean, and shea, with a bold target of empowering 100,000 smallholder farmers by 2030. Through FAHAP, communities will benefit from higher yields, sustainable practices, and stronger access to local and international markets.
The program officially kicked off in the Bono Region, where 200 farmers—including women and youth—were registered during the launch, and aims to reach Northern, Upper East, Upper West and Western Regions.
