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Map of the Volta Region

GBS Microloan & Savings Groups in Ghana's Volta Region

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Aduaklu-Waya

Adaklu-Waya

The Farmers of Adaklu Waya with

Mama Dzakuia (the Late Queen Mother)

The farmers of Adaklu Waya are known throughout the Volta region for their groundnuts. Many in this group are also active firefighters.

Akoefe Gadza

Akoefe Gadza

This group of farmers grows most of the food for their household needs and engage in petty trading and marketing

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The farmers and Petty Traders

of Akoefe Gadza

Hodzo Achiase

Hodzo Achianse

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The farmers of Hodzo Achiase

Group One

The farmers of Hodzo are skilled beekeepers and the local honey is considered a premium product. The farmers also grow oranges and coconut

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The farmers of Hodzo Achiase

Group Two

The farmers of Hodzo are skilled beekeepers and the local honey is considered a premium product. The farmers also grow oranges and coconut

Kpenoe

Kpenoe

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The farmers of Kpenoe Group One with Mama Kokor (queen mother of one of the six local clans) and Philipine, a GBS Extension facilitator

The farmers of this group grow maize, leafy greens, vegetables, rice, cassava, fruit, and engage in petty trading and marketing

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The farmers of Kpenoe Group Two with Frederick, a GBS facilitator

The farmers of this group grow maize, leafy greens, vegetables, rice, cassava, fruit, and engage in petty trading and marketing

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The farmers of Kpenoe Group Three

The farmers of this group grow maize, leafy greens, vegetables, rice, cassava, fruit, and engage in petty trading and marketing

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The Farmers of Kpenoe IV.

This men’s group of farmers and traders is known as Togbe Kotoku XI's group. Each is a representative of the traditional clans of the community

Takla Gborgame

Takla Gborgame

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The farmers of Takla Gborgame

The farmers of Takla Gborgame engage in the farming of oranges, melons, bananas, and some petty trading.

 

This group of farmers also benefits from the support from Takla Development chiefs Reverend David and Carol Christensen, of Connecticut USA.

Wegbe Kpalime

Wegbe Kpalime

The farmers of Wegbe Kpalime are known throughout the Volta region for their palm oil processing, gari processing, rice, okra, groundnut, and engage in petty trading and marketing

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The farmers of Wegbe Kpalime Group I,

with Dr. Nfodwo

The farmers of Wegbe Kpalime are known throughout the Volta region for their palm oil, gari processing, rice, okra, groundnut, and engage in petty trading and marketing

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The farmers of Wegbe Kpalime

Group Two

The farmers of Wegbe Kpalime are known throughout the Volta region for their palm oil, gari processing, rice, okra, groundnut, and engage in petty trading and marketing

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The farmers of Wegbe Kpalime

Group Three

The farmers of Wegbe Kpalime are known throughout the Volta region for their palm oil, gari processing, rice, okra, groundnut, and engage in petty trading and marketing

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The farmers of Wegbe Kpalime

Group Four

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