Ebenezer Adjei is the son of a cocoa farmer and one of the beneficiaries of the Tony's Chocolonely Child Labour Monitoring and Remediation System (CLMRS) being implemented in partnership with ABOCFA, a cooperative of organic farmers in Suhum. Ebenezer tells us in this video how his educational life has improved after receiving a new bicycle.
The impact a bicycle had on a child's education
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