Community service groups help farmers and increase child protection
27 September 2016
Over the past five months, cocoa farmers in 15 cocoa growing communities in the Ashanti region of Ghana, have been benefitting from the services of volunteers at affordable prices. Called Community Service Groups (CSG’s), each group was formed by their Community’s Child Protection Committee (CCPC) to serve as a dedicated labour force that can be hired by cocoa farmers on a need basis. In response to needs assessment carried out by International Cocoa Initiative (ICI), members of the CSG, mostly men between 25 and 45 years of age, have been trained in group dynamism, conflict management and
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