GetCare Foundation Launches RECLAIM: A Systems-Based Model for Land Restoration and Livelihood Transition in Ghana

GetCare Foundation has officially launched RECLAIM — Restoring Ecosystems and Communities through Land Agroforestry and Inclusive Mining Models, a flagship initiative designed to address one of Ghana’s most pressing development challenges: the intersection of land degradation, informal mining economies, and rural livelihood vulnerability. RECLAIM is not a standalone project. It is a systems-based platform under GetCare’s Rural Economic Transition System (RETS)—an integrated framework that supports communities to move from survival economies to structured and regenerative economies. Through RECLAIM, GetCare Foundation is advancing a scalable model that combines ecological restoration, economic transition, and market-led agricultural development.

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The Downside Effects of Inorganic Chemicals in Farming and the Implications on West Africa’s Food Security

West Africa has one of the fastest-growing populations in the world, projected to reach over 540 million people by 2050 (UN DESA). Ensuring reliable, affordable, and nutritious food for this expanding population remains a critical challenge. For decades, governments and development partners have promoted inorganic agrochemicals—synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides—as the quickest pathway to boost yields, close food deficits, and modernize agriculture.

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