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About Us

Who we are? and What we do?

The Dromankese Indigenous Women Farmers Group is grassroots, women-led agricultural cooperative based in Bono East, Ghana. Our group consists primarily of single mothers and rural women committed to using sustainable farming to drive economic independence, food security, and community resilience.

We specialize in the cultivation of cashew, maize, yam, groundnuts, pepper, and beans, along with small-scale livestock farming. We also process cashew fruits into juice and alcohol and sell the cashew nuts as an income-generating product.

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Dromankese Indigenous Women Farmers Group

Our Aims and Objectives

Aims

To empower rural women through agriculture and cooperative business models.
To reduce poverty and improve livelihoods for single mothers.
To promote environmental sustainability and food security.

Objectives

Train and equip women farmers with modern, climate-smart agricultural practices.
Increase crop and livestock production to improve food availability and income.
Enhance financial literacy and business skills among women farmers.
Strengthen market access and value addition through processing of farm products.
Foster leadership and civic participation among rural women.
Establish sustainable savings and loan schemes for women in agriculture.

Our Team

Dedicated Staff

Alfred Atta

Founder & Project Lead

Grace Agyeiwaa

Treasurer

Patrcia Agyei Mensah

Agricultural Coordinator

Nana Afia Sarpong

Secretary

We foster leadership and civic participation among rural women

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Dromankese, Bono, Ghana