Success & Impact

Over ten years of measurable change on the ground.

Behind every figure is a smallholder farmer with rising yields, an MSME formalised and investment-ready, a youth or person with disability entering decent work, a cooperative negotiating better markets, and a landscape restored through climate-smart practice. Across agri-food systems, energy and climate, TVET, green enterprise, governance and sustainable mining, these are a few of the outcomes we are proud to have delivered with our partners and the communities we serve.

Trainees cutting fabric patterns at an EP Africa inclusive fashion training workshop
“We build the evidence, systems, skills and stewardship that enable governments, enterprises and communities to lead their own inclusive, climate-resilient development.”

— EP Africa programme philosophy

01

Research, Monitoring & Evaluation

Evidence that reached the World Bank.

Our soil-mapping research fed into the World Bank Group report 'Map to the Future (M2F): Integrating Soil Mapping into Cocoa Farm Development Plans in Ghana'. We also completed a study on access to finance and BDS in the Western Region for WUSC, and an aquaculture project terminal evaluation for the Western Regional Coastal Foundation.

02

Farm Development Plan Program

3,500 cocoa farmers, 100% yield increase.

Through adoption of climate-smart agriculture and improved farm management practices under the Touton-financed FDP, 3,500 cocoa farmers across Ashanti, Western, Bono and Ahafo regions recorded a 100% increase in farm yield.

03

MSME Development & Capacity Strengthening

10 associations formalised and investment-ready.

Under the WUSC WAGE project, our technical assistance supported 5 SME associations covering 150 entrepreneurs to enhance their access to finance — and 10 MSME associations were formalised and equipped with investment-worthy business plans.

04

GIZ Inclusive Fashion Project

100 Persons with Disability entering the fashion economy.

In partnership with GIZ Ghana, we are training 100 PWDs in practical, demand-driven fashion skills and establishing a fashion hub in Kumasi — a one-year programme running through October 2025.

05

IDH Cocoa Agroforestry

15,000 farmers sensitised on agroforestry.

Across the Asutifi-Asunafo Hotspot Intervention Area, we educated 15,000 smallholder cocoa farmers on cocoa agroforestry and tree registration protocols through a 5-week interactive radio campaign and community launch events.

Selected Clients & Partners

GIZ Ghana

Inclusive Fashion · 100 PWDs

IDH Ghana

Cocoa agroforestry · 15,000 SHFs

Touton SA

FDP · 3,500 cocoa farmers

Grameen Foundation

Soil mapping · 150 farms

WUSC Ghana

BDS · 5 SME associations

SNV Netherlands

Energy sector strategy

WRCF (DFID/UKAID)

Aquaculture evaluation

World Bank Group

M2F soil mapping report