Event Partners
DRAMIŃSKI
DRAMIŃSKI S.A. – global manufacturer of agricultural precision instruments
DRAMIŃSKI is a professional manufacturer of electronic devices for agriculture with over 30 years of experience. We specialize in high-quality solutions for various sectors, providing precise moisture testers for grain, hay, and straw to ensure safe storage. Our expertise includes dedicated tools for the coffee & cocoa industry, such as the TG pro coffee & cocoa for drying and roasting and the HMM&G for monitoring beans in big bags. Furthermore, our PHG2 digital pH-meter offers accurate soil analysis. Our technology helps farmers and exporters maintain excellence while protecting delicate products from humidity and temperature fluctuations.
Website: www.draminski.com
Irritech Global
Irritech Global delivers innovative, high-performance center pivot and linear irrigation solutions, enabling farmers to maximize yields, enhance water efficiency, and build sustainable agricultural success
Website: www.irritechglobal.com
High Commission Of India , Accra
The High Commission of India in Accra, Ghana serves as the primary diplomatic mission representing India in the country. Its functions include political and economic cooperation, trade and investment, cultural interaction, and consular services.
Website: www.hciaccra.gov.in
The Ghana National Association of Farmers and Fishermen (GNAFF)
The Ghana National Association of Farmers and Fishermen (GNAFF), established in 1992, is the trade union organization representing farmers and fishermen across Ghana.
GNAFF advocates for the welfare of its members, including crop, livestock, and fisheries groups, and facilitates access to agricultural inputs like fertilizers.
GNAFF aims to enhance members' livelihoods and drive agricultural development through advocacy, policy scrutiny, and support for sustainable practices.
Headquartered in Accra at the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, the association offers benefits like discounts, publication opportunities, and credibility letters
The President of GNAFF is Mr. Michael Tetteh Kwetey leading over 1827 executives of the association
website :www.gnaff.gov.gh
The National Seed Trade Association of Ghana (NASTAG)
The National Seed Trade Association of Ghana (NASTAG) is a not-for-profit, membership-based organization that brings together all actors across Ghana's seed value chain. Formed as a result of a stakeholder resolution at a USAID–Agriculture Policy Support Project (USAID/APSP) meeting in November 2015, NASTAG was incorporated in February 2016 and officially launched in August 2017.
With a membership of over 50 organizations spanning the entire seed business spectrum, NASTAG is committed to enhancing the competitiveness of Ghana's seed sector. It does so through business and technical capacity building, fostering collaboration among stakeholders, advocating for enabling policies, promoting regulation and standardization, and disseminating vital seed-related information.
The Association plays a pivotal role in supporting industry players to reach their full potential, contributing to improved agricultural productivity, better farmer livelihoods, and a stronger agricultural sector in Ghana. Over the years, NASTAG has worked closely with the Government of Ghana- Planting for Food and Jobs Projects, and USAID to implement impactful programs that support the broader agricultural ecosystem.
Website :www.nastag.org
Savannah Women Integrated Development Agency
Savannah Women Integrated Development Agency (SWIDA Ghana) is a leading Northern Ghana–based NGO dedicated to empowering rural women across agricultural and environmental sectors. Driven by gender-responsive principles, SWIDA GH operates mainly in the Northern, Upper East, North East, Upper West, and Savannah regions, collaborating with national and international partners like World Food Programme of the UN, UNDP, Ghana Federation of Forest and Farm Producers (GhaFFaP), African Women's Development Fund (AWDF), and Global Fund for Women
A core focus is equipping women to thrive in forest and farm value chains. Through capacity-building workshops under its "Women Climate Justice Solutions in Agriculture" initiative and Women Agriculture advocacy and, Shea Parkland Restoration, Youth for Green North and Assets for Food and Climate Resilient projects SWIDA GH teaches women bushfire prevention, agroforestry, climate-smart farming practices, and sustainable resource management. This includes planting 10,000 economic trees—mango, cashew, shea—across 30 communities in partnership with GhaFFaP and government schemes like "Green Ghana," strengthening livelihoods and ecological resilience in different Districts
Email:info@swidagh.org, alimasagito@yahoo.co.uk
FB: SWIDA GH, Twitter @GhSwida,
Website: www.swidagh.org
Indian Chamber of International Business
Indian Chamber of International Business is one of the leading organizations in India that supports and assists Micro, small and medium companies to grow globally by means of increasing exports, importing the latest technologies and machinery, encouraging joint ventures with leading international companies, investing in developing and developed markets for growth and expansion, all while ensuring protection and sustainability of environment and our surroundings.
For further details you can visit our website :www.icib.org.in
Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana
We present research, facts and policy preferences about the aquaculture sector to persuade government into action. We also advocate for more sustainable production practices and the adoption of modern methods of aquaculture through our partnerships with businesses, academia, host communities of fish farms and relevant state agencies.
website :www.chamberofaquaculture.com
Biogas Association Of Ghana
The promotion of small and medium-scale enterprise (SMEs) participation in institutional biogas technology penetration has been identified as one of the five key priority energy related National Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) in Ghana. This is in line with the country's pursuit for low carbon development options which is identified in the national climate change policy (2014) as well as the sustainable development objectives articulated in the Ghana Shared Growth Development Agenda (GSGDA). To bring biogas as a low carbon energy source to a significant higher level in Ghana, the Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) action plan intends to establish institutional biogas systems for 200 boarding schools, hospitals and prisons. At least 400 biogas systems have been built in Ghana, pre-dominantly using the fixed-dome, floating drum and Puxin technologies. The main reason to build a biogas systems is to improve the sanitation situation. Although there are several issues with existing biogas systems, many of these systems are functioning well. To ensure long term sustainability, specific attention has been paid to;
website :www.biogasghana.org
Guzakuza
Guzakuza is a bold, Africa-rooted organisation committed to building a thriving agribusiness ecosystem where women can innovate, increase income, and drive sustainable impact in their communities.
At the heart of our work is a clear mission: to create an ecosystem that enables women to thrive in agribusiness, recognising that when women grow, agribusiness grows — and with it, the continent's food systems and economies flourish. Through flagship initiatives such as Ignite, She Farms, Women in Agribusiness Week (WAW), African Women in Agribusiness Awards (AWIAA), MentorHer, SheFarms, Ghana Women in Agroecology and Territorial Markets (GWAT), and Guza Academy, we have equipped and elevated over 9,000 women across 36 countries with the practical skills, leadership capacity, and strategic networks they need to succeed.
Website: www.guzakuza.com
India Africa Trade Council
We engage business in India and Africa countries offering you unparalleled access to industry specific trade data, business introductions, networking opportunities, education, investment opportunities, documentation, trade license etc.
The Ghana Association of Food Scientists and Technologists
The Ghana Association of Food Scientists and Technologists (GhAFoST) a non-profit organisation for Food Science and Technology professionals with the aim of providing opportunities for the dissemination and exchange of knowledge and experiences primarily among members, the public and society at large
Objectives
a) Advance the knowledge, research and development in Food Science and Technology.
b) Promote the dissemination of knowledge and information on Food Science and Technology.
c) Encourage and assist in educational activities concerning Food Science and Technology and related fields.
d) Promote among its members a high standard of technical proficiency, professional expertise and personal integrity to elevate the profession of Food Science and Technology.
e) Foster sustainable relationships between academia and the Ghana food industries/manufacturing companies.
f) Help formulate national policies in Food Science and Technology.
g) Co-operate with all organisations and groups having the same or similar objectives.
For more information, please contact us via:
Phone: +233 501719898
Postal Address: GhAFoST, P.O. Box UP 75, KNUST-Kumasi, Ghana.
Email: info@ghafost.org, ghafost@gmail.com
Website: www.ghafost.org
The World Food Forum (WFF) Ghana
The World Food Forum (WFF) Ghana Chapter, under the auspices of the global WFF and facilitated by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, is a vibrant, youth-led initiative focused on transforming Ghana's agri-food systems. This chapter empowers Ghanaian youth to drive innovation, promote sustainable agriculture, and influence food-related policies. By bridging global networks and local opportunities, the WFF Ghana Chapter cultivates solutions that enhance food security and environmental sustainability. Through collaboration, capacity-building, and advocacy, it aims to spark real change in Ghana's food systems. As part of the premier global forum for youth in agriculture, the chapter plays a vital role in harnessing the energy and creativity of young people to build a more resilient and equitable food future.
Website: youth.world-food-forum.org
ECASARD (Ecumenical Association for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development)
ECASARD is an ecumenical association arising from the Christian principles through its initial roots of the churches development projects. ECASARD was established in 1991 and operational in all the 16 regions of Ghana.
ECASARD builds the capacity of its network membership organizations of small scale producers to adopt participatory approaches and promote Sustainable Agricultural and Rural Development technologies and income generating activities. We focus on scalable interventions which can influence agricultural policy favorably through advocacy and lobbying.
website :www.ecasardgh.org
Okubis Farms
Augustine who owns Okubi's farm grows maize, ginger, turmeric, Cocoa, oil palm, plantain, cassava, cocoyam and Beans. He is also setting up a processing Center to bridge post harvest loses gab by adding value to main Crop produce by Smallholder farmers at Atwima Foase in Atwima Kwanwoma District at Ashanti Region Ghana to reach larger markets and rake more money to these small holder farmers.
CropLife Ghana (CLG)
CropLife Ghana (CLG) is a national association of manufacturers, importers and distributors of crop protection and plant nutrition products such as pesticides and fertilizers in Ghana and other agriculture inputs. The association currently has a membership of twenty-Four (24) companies and is affiliated to CropLife Africa Middle East (CLAME) and CropLife International (CLI). Our member companies include, RMG Ghana Ltd, Jubaili Agrotec, Afcott Ghana Ltd, Reiss&Co, Bentronics Agro, Kumark Agro, Candel, Yara, Overseas Warehouse Ghana Ltd, Wynca Sunshine, BAS-F, Adama West Africa, Bon Agro, Corteva, Rainbow Agrisciences, Chemico, Agrohao, Agrocrown, Calli Ghana, Bayer, Dizengoff, Crop Doctor, Kaakyire Agro and Solevo. We promote modern farming practices and champion the use of crop protection technology for the sustainable intensification of agriculture and food safety. Our stewardship activities further promote the safe, responsible and sustainable use of pesticides in Ghana through the Spray Service Provider (SSPs) approach, and encourage management practices that safeguard harvests, human health, and the environment. We also champion the fight against counterfeiting and adulteration of pesticides and fertilizers in the country.
website :www.croplifeghana.org
Ghana Rice Interprofessional Body(GRIB)
The Ghana Rice Interprofessional Body (GRIB) is a national organization in Ghana representing various stakeholders in the rice value chain, aiming to promote a competitive local rice industry and ensure producers benefit from their harvest. GRIB focuses on building dialogue among stakeholders, identifying challenges, and developing strategies to alleviate them. It also works to promote the consumption of locally produced rice.
LbH
LbH is a data infrastructure platform powering smallholder agricultural finance across Africa. We build the digital rails that make farmers visible, measurable, and finance-ready by capturing real farm activity, production data, and transaction behavior.
Our platform enables cooperatives, agribusinesses, and financial institutions to assess farmer performance, structure input financing, and deploy capital with confidence—without relying on collateral or traditional credit histories. By aligning data collection with farming cycles, LbH supports timely access to inputs, better production planning, and sustainable financing models tailored to agriculture.
LbH currently operates in Ghana, Rwanda, and Uganda, supporting 70,000+ smallholder farmers across crops, poultry, and aquaculture value chains. To date, we have facilitated USD 3 million+ in agricultural input financing, working closely with ecosystem partners to strengthen food systems and rural economies.
Our focus is simple: build reliable data infrastructure that unlocks capital for farmers and scales agricultural productivity across Africa.
Africa Discourse Channel
At its core, Africa Discourse Channel is designed to create a positive social impact by addressing information gaps and enhancing access to crucial knowledge, especially for underserved communities contributing to Africa's industry successes. We bring together different industries to analyze and understand the challenges and opportunities in Africa. By creating a value chain and a network of connected stakeholders, we unite everyone towards the shared goal of a successful and thriving Africa.
Our mission is to foster collaboration, drive development, and build a brighter future for our continent.
ADC offers a wide range of programming, including news broadcasts, industry analysis, cultural discussions, and more. Our content is curated to provide valuable insights, spark thought-provoking conversations, and promote informed decision-making.
website :www.discoursechannel.com
