The National Peace Council (NPC), established by an Act of Parliament (Act 818, 2011), is mandated to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts while building sustainable peace in Ghana. The NPC plays a vital role in promoting peace through facilitating mechanisms for conflict prevention, management, and resolution. Ensuring gender representativeness within the National Peace Council is crucial, as […]

In Ghana’s northern regions, proximity to borders, historical marginalization, and limited economic opportunities seem to be creating fertile ground for extremist tendencies/ideologies. Indeed, the risk of violent extremism looms large due to proximity to countries such as Burkina Faso. But thanks to the Security in Northern Ghana (SING III) Project, communities are flipping the narrative. Through grassroots […]

Want to Partner with STAR-Ghana Foundation on a National Event? STAR-Ghana Foundation invites eligible vendors and service providers to submit proposals for the provision of services for the upcoming Ghana Civil Society Forum, scheduled for 25th and 26th June 2025 in Accra. This is your chance to collaborate on a high-impact event that brings together key civil […]

At the heart of STAR-Ghana Foundation’s Security in Northern Ghana (SING III) Project is a powerful recognition: sustainable peace cannot exist without social inclusion. The project’s focus on empowering the marginalized—particularly ethnic minorities like the Fulbe, women, youth, and persons with disabilities—has become a defining cornerstone of resilience-building in vulnerable communities. Through its local partners—SAVE Ghana, Young Peace Ambassadors, Belim […]

Northern Ghana, a mosaic of ethnic identities and diverse traditions, has long been both a symbol of coexistence and, at times, a flashpoint for exclusion. Among the most marginalized are the Fulbe, often viewed through the lens of suspicion, stereotype, and misunderstanding. Under the SING III Project, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and […]

 What progress can be made in just 100 days? STAR-Ghana Foundation’s report detailing the current administration’s 100 Days in Office offers insights into key achievements, priorities, and the strategic direction of the government within its first three months. the Report titled “100 Days of Assessing Policy Actions and Social Equity in Ghana’s New Administration”  is also designed to engage […]

In the lead-up to Ghana’s 2024 general elections, concerns around the potential for violence and instability in conflict-prone regions, especially Northern Ghana, were profound. With proximity to volatile borders, ethnic tensions, and resource-based conflicts, the stakes were high. However, through the Security in Northern Ghana (SING III) Project, some local organizations—SAVE Ghana, Young Peace Ambassadors, Belim Wusa Development Agency (BEWDA), Peace for Life […]

Welcome to the latest edition of the STAR-Ghana Foundation quarterly newsletter!Get ready to be inspired by powerful stories of impact from our projects across the country. In this issue, we spotlight the milestones we’ve achieved together, uplifting change stories from the heart of our communities, and exciting updates on what’s coming next. We’ve also included […]

Are you a Ghanaian social development practitioner—either in active service or retired— passionate about strengthening civil society organizations? Do you want to use your skills and experience to support organizations and communities in Ghana? If so, we invite you to join our volunteer corps and make a difference!  The Foundation is seeking dedicated volunteers to […]

STAR-Ghana Foundation is pleased to announce the publication of the Fulbe Integration Manual, a comprehensive guide designed to foster inclusion, social cohesion, and community engagement with Fulbe populations in Ghana. This manual provides valuable insights and practical strategies for policymakers, civil society organizations, and community leaders working to enhance integration and peaceful coexistence. ? Download now:   pdfFULBE INTEGRATION […]

As Ghana commemorates 30 years since the Beijing Platform for Action, gender parity in public governance remains a pressing issue. The recent passage of the Affirmative Action (Gender Equality) Act and the historic election of Ghana’s first female Vice Presidentt signal a significant shift toward inclusive leadership. However, questions remain: In  pdfPower & Parity Accelerating Gender Equality in […]