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Post Project Evaluation

Posted on July 22, 2019

Trax Ghana and Tools for Self Reliance, UK partnership project – Field visits and post project evaluation meeting – also, finalizing discussions on the next artisans project Advertisements

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Solar Panel arrives on Trax-Kavli Scholarships farm

Posted on July 22, 2019

Trax Norway shipment of solar panels for cheap, green electricity and assorted items for charity finally arrived on the Trax-Kavli scholarships farm located at Kabusgo, Bongo district in the Upper East region.

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FIELD WORK BY UDS STUDENTS ON PRACTICUM/INTERNSHIP

Posted on July 4, 2019

University for Development Studies third year B.A Development Education practicum Students; Sarah Frimpomaa and Joshua Kojo Bonzo are gathering data in the Beo-Tankoo community, Bongo District on the designed project “Strengthening resilience of rural farmers, especially women through organic dry … Continue reading →

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TRAX GHANA PLAYS HOST TO TWO (2) UDS STUDENTS ON PRACTICUM/INTERNSHIP

Posted on June 5, 2019

Trax Ghana is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) working with rural communities in Northern Ghana. We are working to reduce poverty and increase food security through sustainable agricultural and livelihood interventions. We use the principles of agroecological production to support health … Continue reading →

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CAPACITY BUILDING OF FARMERS IN BEEKEEPING

Posted on May 22, 2019

Trax Ghana beekeeping project is aimed at sustainable environmental conservation including tree growing and increase in household income, hence bringing a positive change in the standard and quality of life of beneficiaries.

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KAVLI SCHOLARSHIP SCHOOLS TRAIN ON COMPOSTING

Posted on May 10, 2019

Trax Ghana staff carried out composting training for students and teachers of Kavli scholarship schools; St. Luke, Beo-Tankoo and TI Ahmadiyya Junior High Schools in the Bongo district of the Upper East region. By creating own compost and then using … Continue reading →

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