Knowledge for World Conservation - KWC

Introducing new resources for farmers, producer groups, and forest fringe communities in Ghana!

We are excited to introduce two simplified guidebooks developed by KWC under the FAO-funded Restoration for Resilience and Recovery (3R) of Sustainable Agri-Food Systems Project.

📘1. Understanding Forest Tenure and Benefit Rights in Ghana [https://kwcgh.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/GUIDE-1_Understanding-Forest-Tenure-and-Benefit-Rights-in-Ghana.pdf]
📗2. Roles and Responsibilities of Forest and Farm Producer Organisations (FFPOs) and Forest Fringe Communities (FFCs) in Ghana [https://kwcgh.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/GUIDE-2_Roles-and-Responsibilities-of-Forest-and-Farm-Producer-Organisations-FFPOs-and-Forest-Fringe-Communities-FFCs-in-Ghana.pdf]

These practical guides explain tenure, benefit rights, and stakeholder responsibilities using illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations. They are designed specifically for farmers, plantation developers, cooperatives, producer groups, and forest fringe .

The Knowledge for World Conservation (KWC) is inviting qualified and experienced consultants to apply for a consultancy to support the development of a Five-Year Strategic Plan for Women in Timber Ghana Association (WiTG).

Details: https://kwcgh.org/call-for-consultancy-five-year-strategic-plan-for-women-in-timber-ghana-association/

This consultancy is part of the Forest Governance, Markets and Climate (FGMC) Phase II project, “Advancing Good Forest and Mineral Governance to Reduce the Contribution of Timber Trade and Mining to Deforestation in Ghana, Liberia, and Cameroon,” funded by UK International Development (UKID) and implemented by a four-member consortium led by Nature & Development Foundation (NDF).

Call for Consultancy: Five-Year Strategic Plan for Women in Timber Ghana Association KWC is seeking an experienced consultant to support the development of a Five-Year Strategic Plan for Women in Timber Ghana Association (WiTG).