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Civic Response
Civic Response is a natural resource and environmental (NRE) governance policy advocacy organisation working to entrench resource rights.
You need the support of forest fringe communities and traditional authorities to protect forests.
A/R: Illegal miners cut down over 100 trees in Jimmirah Forest Reserve
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Illegal mining continues to wreak havoc across Ghana rsquo;s forest reserves, with the latest devastation unfolding in the Adobewura section of the Jimmirah Forest Reserve in the Ashanti Region, where...
On this International Day of Forests, may we be reminded that we all depend on forests in one way or the other. We should all be concerned about the destruction of our forest reserves in Ghana. ![]()
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International Day of Forests 2025: Forests and foods - nurture the forest to nourish the people
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Forests have an important role to play in food security, nutrition and livelihoods. Forest foods offer essential nutrients that sustain millions of people, e...
Happy Independence Day to our beautiful motherland!🇬ðŸ‡![]()
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It is our responsibility to keep Ghana beautiful for posterity. ![]()
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The Ghana Natural Resource Monitoring (GhNRM) platform is here! And community forest monitors are prepared!![]()
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Civic Response Trains Community Forest Monitors To Use GhNRM Application - Civic Response Ghana
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Civic Response has trained four hundred and eighty-eight (488) community forest monitors to use the recently developed Ghana Natural Resource Monitoring (GhNRM) mobile application to report forest inf...
In Ghana, our success shows that the EU’s approach linking trade measures with forestry reforms can work, but patience is needed to see that every requirement can be met. We all can prosper if similar patience is granted to Cameroon, Liberia and other forest-rich-nations; we all need to move forward, not backward.![]()
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Opinion: EU guidelines help Ghana tackle illegal logging operations - The Africa Report.com
www.theafricareport.com
While news on the global forest front this year was less than ideal, there is a positive exception in Ghana, where improved traceability of timber has cut down on illegal logging.Donors & Partners
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