On August 28th and 29th, 2024, STAR-Ghana Foundation and the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), hosted a special learning café in Kumasi to deepen the understanding of partners under the Civil Society Strengthening Fund (CSSF), of the key components of the CSSF. The two-day event focused on financial sustainability, institutional strengthening, operational support, and […]

As part of its Building Resilience Against Violent Extremism (BRAVE) project, STAR-Ghana Foundation has formed and enhanced the capacity of ten new Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLA) for two hundred and two women across three border communities in Northern Ghana: Sapeliga and Garu (Upper East Region) and Fielmou (Upper West Region). The initiative seeks […]

STAR-Ghana Foundation has identified and pre-qualified some key Civil Society and other organisations to partner with under our Inclusive Elections Project. However, prior to finalising contracts with the  identified partners and as part of our grant-making processes, the Foundation is seeking to engage the services of consultants to conduct capacity and risk assessments on the […]

By Eunice R. Agbenyadzi and Anita Awuku Asare  Partnerships are a unique feature of humanitarian and development work. Organizations build partnerships to optimize complementarity in achieving goals that they may not be able to achieve alone. There is never a dispute about the importance of partnerships for achieving development outcomes; The debate is about what […]

STAR-Ghana Foundation’s Building Resilience Against Violent Extremism (BRAVE) project has successfully equipped 465 at-risk youth from three border communities in Northern Ghana—Sapeliga and Garu in the Upper East Region, and Fielmou in the Upper West Region—with essential critical thinking and digital literacy skills. These trainings aim to fortify the digital resilience of both host communities […]

In the bustling heart of Kumasi, at the Kejetia market, a remarkable transformation is underway, thanks to the dedicated efforts of the United Traders Forum (UTF) under the STAR-Ghana Foundation Action for Voice, Influence and Inclusive Development (AVID) project. The initiative, Empowering Women Petty Traders for Sustainable Livelihoods, is making significant strides toward enhancing the lives of 1,000 women […]

Dear partner,  welcome to our photo report on the Ghana Philanthropy Conference. This event brought together partners, stakeholders, and philanthropic leaders from across the nation to discuss and strategize on advancing philanthropic initiatives in Ghana. Our photo report captures the highlights and key moments from the conference, showcasing the vibrant discussions, insightful presentations, and collaborative […]

Akwatialine Scrap Sellers Association, a crucial partner under the Actions for Voice, Influence and Inclusive Development (AVID) project, is making strides in enhancing the capacity of scrap dealers in Kumasi. The initiative focuses on the management of electronic waste (E-waste), while promoting entrepreneurial skills and the overall wellbeing of the dealers, particularly emphasizing the inclusion of Persons […]

Cashew Watch Ghana is making significant strides in transforming the cashew sub-sector in the Bono Region. As a partner under the STAR-Ghana Foundation’s Action for Voice, Influence, and Inclusive Development (AVID) project, Cashew Watch Ghana aims to enhance the capacity of cashew farmers for policy advocacy, enabling them to influence policy and promote transparency and accountability […]

The Suudu Baaba Foundation has made significant strides in promoting education within Fulbe communities, particularly for girls. Following their intervention, many Fulbe parents have started enrolling their children in schools, with a notable increase in the enrolment of girls. This effort is crucial as child marriage, although on the decline in Ghana over the past decade, remains a significant […]

A team from the Inter Party and Civil Society Relations Directorate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) visited STAR-Ghana Foundation in Accra on July 16, 2024. The team, led by Dr. Mary Awusi, explained that the visit marked the beginning of efforts to engage, collaborate, and improve communication between the party and civil society organizations […]