FP114: Program on Affirmative Finance Action for

Women in Africa (AFAWA): Financing Climate Resilient Agricultural Practices in Ghana

Ghana | AfDB | B.23/10

5 September 2019

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V.

PROPOSED GENDER ACTION PLAN

Activities

Indicators and Targets

Timeline

Responsibilities

Costs in USD

Impact Statement: Improved living conditions of families and women in particular, especially those in rural areas involved in agriculture sector

Outcome Statement: Improved business opportunities for women involved in climate resilient agricultural production and transformation

Output(s) Statement: 1. Increased access of women to and control over land and agricultural products

Activities

Indicators & Targets

Timeline

Responsible

1. Organise the sensitizations campaigns on women &

Number of ministries, departments and

By 5 year

Selected CSO partner

Covered under TA

girls' rights to access to and control over land

agencies (MDAs), local authorities and

in close coordination

budget for

institutions reached by the campaign; target is

with Ministry of

regulatory

to reach out to at least 50 key stakeholders in

Gender, Children and

strengthening

different MDAs and local authorities and

Social Protection

institutions

(MoGCSP)

Number of female trainers trained: Target -

Covered under TA

2. Training of female trainers (ToTs) to formalise

50ToTs

By 5 years

Selected partner for

budget for CRA

women-led MSMEs and FBAs to facilitate a

implementing activity

adoption practices

collective access to land and access to finance for

and technology

climate resilient agricultural practices

uptake

Covered under TA

Number of female land reform legislators

By year 5

budget for

3. Strengthening of regulatory framework for co-land

trained: Target is to train at least 50 female

Legislative assembly

regulatory

registration and land titles in the names of both

land reform legislators. At least 10 per year in

strengthening

partners

each training workshop

Budgeted for in

Number of women using technology,

Selected CSO partner

the LoC

4. Support women's access to agricultural technology

By 5 year

Component

Target: 400 women-led MSMEs/FBAs.

from agricultural production to transformation

Budgeted for in

Number of women-led MSMEsand FBAs

Selected CSO partner

the LoC

5. Provide processing equipment, packaging equipment

By year 5

Component

beneficiaries of equipment's: Targets : 400

in close coordination

and storage facilities to women-led MSMEs

Women-led MSMEs and FBAs

with Ministry of

Gender, Children and

Social Protection

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6. Capacity-building of gender-desks, Ministry of Food and Agriculture and The Ministry of Gender

Output 2: Increased number of women-led MSMEs and FBAs in agricultural value chain

Activities

  1. Sensitization of women in informal business on the benefits of SME registration
  2. Organisation of training for women in the elaboration of bankable proposals.
  3. Sensitize the FI on Consulting and proposing the financial products adapted to the needs and living conditions of women

4.Sensitize and support women-led MSMEs to enrollment in the index-based agricultural insurance schemes;

5. Sensitize and Award Financial institutions to commit to lending to women-led SMEs

Number of Staff in the ministry trained on gender issues: Target: 50 staff trained on gender issues such as gender budgeting

Number of additional women in informal agric-business ventures sensitized on benefits of SME registration. Target: 50 additional women in informal agric-business ventures sensitized

Number of women trained in proposal development. Target: 400 women-led MSMEs and FBAs trained in the elaboration of bankable proposals

Number of FIs staff sensitised on proposing specific financial products for women; Target: 20 FI staff sensitised

Number of women-led MSMEs sensitized to enroll in the GIRSAL index-based agricultural schemes. Target: 400 women-led MSMEs/FBAs

By Year 5

By 5 year

By 5 year

By 5 year

By 5year

(MoGCSP)

Selected CSO Partner Covered under TA budget for regulatory strengthening

Selected CSO partner

Covered under TA

budget for FIs &

MSMEs/FBAs

support for

programme

implementation

Selected CSO partner

Covered under TA

budget for FIs &

MSMEs/FBAs

supportfor

programme

implementation

Covered under TA

Selected Implementing

budget for FIs &

partner

MSMEs/FBAs

support for

programme

implementation

Covered under TA

budget for CRA

Selected Implementing

adoption practices

partner

and technology

uptake

Covered under TA

budget for CRA

adoption practices

Bank of Ghana &

and technology

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Output 3: Increased climate resilience agricultural adoption practices and use among women-led MSMEs

Activities

  1. Sensitize women-led MSMEs to adopt and use climate resilience agricultural practices in their areas
  2. Connect women farmers to information regarding weather, markets and finance by providing them with an overview of the agricultural value chain
  3. Support green growth initiatives of women across the entire agricultural value chain
  4. Training of women-led agribusiness enterprises to shift to agricultural value chains that are better aligned with a changing climate.

Number of FIs sensitized and awarded for

By 5 year

lending to women-led SME. Target: 50

sensitized; top 3 awarded (Award to Tbd)

Number of women-led MSMEs adopting and

By 5 year

using resilience agricultural practices

Target: 400 women-led MSMEs and FBAs

sensitized

Number of women farmers connected to

By 5 year

information on weather, market and finance;

Target: 400 women-led MSMEs/FBAs

connected

Number of women supported

By 5 year

Target: 400 women-led MSMEs/FBAs

Number of women-led agribusiness aligned

By 5year

with a changing climate. Target: 400 women-

led MSMEs/FBAs

African development

uptake

bank

Covered under TA

budget for CRA

adoption practices

Selected CSO partner

and technology

uptake

Covered under TA

budget for CRA

Selected Implementing

adoption practices

and technology

partner

uptake

Covered under TA

budget for CRA

Selected Implementing

adoption practices

and technology

partner

uptake

Covered under TA

budget for CRA

Selected Implementing

adoption practices

and technology

partner

uptake

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