News and Events

March 2025

Ghana and Digital Innovation Week (GDIW) has served as a foundation for the country’s digital transformation agenda by promoting collaboration.

Apply for funding of up to EUR 500,000 for research and development (R&D) projects that drive innovation in Ghana’s pharmaceutical and vaccine manufacturing sector.

The building incorporates innovative energy and environmental solutions to reduce its carbon footprint, including a highly efficient and greenhouse gas-free central cooling system.

A highlight of the conference was the 10th anniversary of the Master Training Programme (MTP). Mrs. Rita Weidinger shared the success of the MTP in building the sector’s capacity, particularly in boosting women’s participation

These impactful narratives intertwine with those of more than 900 women assembly aspirants who benefited from the GIZ Governance program's capacity-building initiative

Conservation Agriculture is a holistic set of soil management practices designed to minimize soil structure disturbance, conserve soil water, and enhance biodiversity

With the motto “Raise More, invest better” GovID has supported the Ministry of Finance and 100 Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies to generate more revenue and use it to improve the lives of Ghanaians.

Over 400 professionals from Africa and beyond gathered to discuss the future of Africa's cashew industry. The ACA Conference plays a vital role in the development of the cashew industry in Africa.

Since its inception, EUGAP has facilitated the formation and development of 572 Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLAs), boasting over 15,600 members, 79% of whom are women

Over 1,200 petty traders have received helpful business tips at a financial wellness training aimed at equipping them with necessary finance and accounting knowledge to keep their businesses afloat

GIZ together with SECO and NRGI and are organizing a Summer School for key stakeholders in the extractive industry from 16 – 23 July 2023, in Takoradi on the Theme: “Effective Resource Governance As We Transition”.

One of the primary goals of this innovative partnership is to bridge existing information gaps and enhance the capacities of both state and non-state actors involved in migration and employment promotion.

Today, Tamanaa has the second largest installed capacity of 15MT/hr, and is a leading mill in Ghana in terms of visibility as well as modern equipment. Tamanaa made a difference in involving women from the beginning and created jobs and revenue for them.

How can decent working conditions be guaranteed in the production of goods at the beginning of global supply chains? And how can fair and ethical labour migration to Germany and Europe be promoted

The Ghana TVET Voucher Programme was designed to improve the accessibility of disadvantaged individuals to fully funded and demand-oriented technical and vocational education and training, which meets quality criteria

Ghana is the 81st member state to join the World Skills International movement. This means international recognition for Ghana, regarding her contribution to skills development, particularly for the economically active population – the youth

Today the company is run by a team of young professionals under 30 years old and 90% women. These women come from a diverse background – some didn’t finish school and some hold master’s degrees from overseas.

What do Esther, Linda, Awurabena and Philippe have in common? A story of collaboration with Panafrica, a fashion brand created in France dedicated to ethical sourcing and manufacturing, empowering communities across the African continent.