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Dr Ernestina Tetteh (left), Projects Manager at STAR-Ghana Foundation, Kofi Asare, Executive Director, Africa Education Watch during the forum

Stakeholders push for more investments to improve girl’s education

Speakers at a STAR-Ghana Foundation forum have called for increased investments in education to improve access to education for all. The call is coming on the back of concerns that poverty and cost-related (hidden) challenges remain foremost on the list of barriers that confront girls’ continuous access to education.

Violent Extremism and Border Security: STAR-Ghana Foundation builds capacity of border communities in Upper East Region

Leverage technology to improve livelihoods of women, girls

Partners under the STAR-Ghana Foundation’s Gender Rights and Empowerment Programme (G-REP) have been encouraged to use all available platforms to ensure that women and girls embrace and take advantage of technological innovations to improve their lives. Such a move, a Projects Manager at the Foundation, Dr Ernestina Tetteh, said would also help to improve the lots of their families, communities, and the country generally.

Stakeholders push for more investments to improve girl’s education

Violent Extremism and Border Security: STAR-Ghana Foundation builds capacity of border communities in Upper East Region

Leverage technology to improve livelihoods of women, girls

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