Empowering women in Ghana. Thanks to ReapShares, 854 women, in 10 villages successfully trained in the processing of quality nuts, processing of quality butter, group management and first aid for a Shea Business School project.
Their short-term objective is to facilitate the process by which women smallholders, increase their incomes and raise their living standards through fair trade and co-ownership in order to pay for essential items such as medicines to safeguard their children from infection and disease, reinvesting over 70% of the profits into community livelihood projects such as a multifunctional Shea Processing Hub including Warehouse, Community Centre, Health and Childcare Post.
