We connect smallholder farmers, youth and women to climate-smart agriculture, clean energy, practical skills and the policy decisions that shape their lives.
In partnership with
1,000+
Lives touched
Impact snapshot
On the groundSmallholder farmers
Youth & women
300
Climate leaders
Trained & supported
50
Impact areas
One connected mission
4
Lives touched
1,000+
Across Ghana
Smallholder farmers
300
Youth & women
Climate leaders
50
Trained & supported
Impact areas
4
One connected mission
Our work is connected by one belief: when people have the right knowledge, tools and voice, they can transform their own communities.
2016
Rooted in Kumasi
Community-led
Designed with the people we serve.
Founded in 2016, AgricConnect is a national organisation working to eradicate poverty and improve food security by leveraging technology to connect smallholder farmers to ready markets through climate-smart, sustainable agriculture.
With a deep understanding of development issues in Ghana, we exist to address the lack of opportunities in our communities — particularly among vulnerable children, youth and women.
From market systems to climate leadership, each project is built around a real community need and a measurable path forward.
Agriculture & Development
Working with 300 youth and women smallholder farmers in Ejura and Bosomtwe to improve access to inputs, finance and fair markets.
Climate & Environment
Empowering 50 young people and women to become climate leaders in their communities alongside Kansas State University, the U.S. Department of State and IREX.
Skills & Enterprise
Equipping school dropouts in Kumasi with practical IT and agritech skills, mentorship and the confidence to build sustainable livelihoods.
“When farmers have the right knowledge, technology and market, entire communities rise with them.”
Our belief since 2016
1,000+
Lives touched
300
Farmers reached
50
Climate leaders
No one-off interventions. Our projects are designed for participation, ownership and the long haul.
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We start with the community — their priorities, knowledge and constraints.
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Practical skills, tools and partnerships that people can use immediately.
03
Markets, networks and support that outlast the project cycle.
In partnership with
Trusted organisations that make the work possible.
The numbers matter, but the stories show what change actually looks like.
Climate
2024 — 2025
Fifty young people and women are learning to lead on climate — and putting those skills to work in their own communities.
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Skills
2021 — present
A bold free software training programme transformed more than 100 lives. Today, five graduates are advancing to the next level.
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Agriculture
2023 — 2025
In Ejura and Bosomtwe, youth and women farmers are strengthening every link in the value chain — from inputs to fair pricing.
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Your gift funds training, tools, mentorship and the everyday support that turns a good idea into lasting change.
Education
Tools for learning
Mentorship
Guidance that lasts
Enterprise
A path to income
Resilience
Stronger communities
