FROM LEARNING GAPS TO LEARNING GAINS: RURAL GHANA’S QUIET EDUCATION REVOLUTION By Prince Tamakloe/Raphael Adomey McClure In the early morning haze of Ayensuano, 12-year-old Adwoa grips her exercise book as she walks to...
Read MoreWe exist to create and scale ICT-enabled solutions that promote human capital development, community well-being, and individual resilience.
Our Mission
Our Vision
An inclusive, healthy, empowered, and resilient society.
FOCUS AREA
Our programming focuses on three thematic areas; Human Capital Development, Sustainable Environmental Management and Resilience and Social Inclusion and Cohesion.
Across all these programme areas, we integrate Gender Equality, Equity, Disability, and Social Inclusion to ensure that women, girls, persons with disabilities, and marginalized groups are empowered, protected, and able to participate fully in social, economic, and digital spaces.
The Impact We’re Making
Let’s take you on a journey of how, with the support of our partners and stakeholders, we are impacting the lives of vulnerable populations in Ghana through our innovative projects and initiatives. We’ve kept communities healthy; helped people, especially women, girls and the youth, to make informed life-choices; empowered others economically; and supporting
others to find justice.
Our Safeguarding
At Savana Signatures, we believe in protecting the people we serve across the country. That is why Preventing Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) is deeply rooted in our operations. We ensure that our employees abide by these safeguarding principles, and also operate in a safe and harassment-free environment in the workplace. This way, we earn the trust of our partners and society as we keep impacting the lives of the vulnerable people we serve.
2024 Annual Report Video
In this video, experience a year of impact, transformation, and stories that highlight how we are driving change across our thematic areas.
Articles
The Effects of the US Foreign Aid Suspension on Northern Ghana
In Northern Ghana, where development challenges are more pronounced due to higher poverty rates, food insecurity, and inadequate infrastructure, USAID's interventions have been particularly transformative.
Read MoreFighting malnutrition; Savana Signatures embarks on cooking demonstrations in Karaga and Sagnarigu to Boost Nutrition Awareness in
This initiative, funded by the World Food Programme (WFP) and DSM and supported by the Ghana Health Service and the Ghana Education Service, is designed on the concept of Social Behavior Change (SBC)...
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