On Thursday, UN Resident Coordinator Mr. Charles Abani launched the “Enhancing Food Security, Nutrition and Resilience” program in Bolgatanga, the Upper East Region of Ghana. Apexnewsgh reports
The program aims to improve food security, nutrition, and resilience for vulnerable host communities and asylum seekers in Upper East and Upper West regions.
Mr. Abani during the launch emphasized the importance of collaboration between the Ghanaian government, UN agencies, and other partners. He thanked the French government for their invaluable contribution to the program.
Climate change, drought, and flooding have worsened food insecurity in Northern Ghana, affecting 15,000 asylum seekers and host communities. The program will provide targeted interventions to improve food security and nutritional outcomes.
Mr. Abani further highlighted the UN’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and community engagement. He encouraged stakeholders to work together to ensure the program’s success.
Before concluding, Mr. Abani urged Ghanaians to pledge for peace during the upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of democracy and peaceful coexistence.
The program is part of the UN’s broader efforts to support Ghana’s development goals and promote sustainable development.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana
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