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Volta Region Stakeholder Survey 2016 2016 GHACCO VOLTA REGION STAKEHOLDER SURVEY: By Raymond Kusorgbor GHACCO 3/16/2016 Contents 1.0 TRODUCTION……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….2 2.0 THE SUMMARIZED DATA ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3.0 THE PICTURE REPORT ON VOLTA REGION .................................................................................................................................................................. 15 4.0 CONCLUSION ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 32 TABLE Table 1: Summarized Data Sheet for Volta Region. FIGURES: Fig 1: Arrival at Sogakope………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...13 Fig: 2 Presentation on GHACCO and its initiatives to South Tongu District Assembly………………………………………………….13 Fig 3: Visit to Metal Fabrication workshop……………………………………………………………………………………………….14 Fig 4: A Stove and Fuel Distributor, Sogakope ………………………………………………………………………………………….14 Fig 5 A Stove and Fuel Distributor, Sogakope…………………………………………………………………………………………….14 Fig 6: Bread bakery and selling a dominant livelihood at Sogakope, with wood fuel source of their energy……………………………….15 Fig 7. Metal Fabrication of Stoves, Adidome……………………………………………………………………………………………...15 Fig 8 Metal fabrication shop of Mr Joseph Minawor …………………………………………………………………………………….16 Fig 9: Ben Zormelo Tongu, Central District Assembly Adidome, a visit to Rural Enterprise Program and their metal fabrication workshop of ovens and stoves respectively…………………………………………………...……………………….……………………………..16 Fig 10: The Rural Enterprise Programme’ Workshop in Tongu Central District, Adidome…………………………………………….…17 Fig 11. Visit to some selected academic institutions, health institutions and meeting health workers in Volta Region……………………..18 Fig 12: The Traditional Fish Smoking activities and stove types used by women groups along the fishing communities of Volta………..19 Fig: 13. The Traditional fish smoking community, source offuel………………………………………………………………………….20 Fig: 14. Some metal fabrication workshops, and their stove, ovens and burner …….…………………………………………..…………21 Fig: 15. Some metal fabrication workshops, and their stove, ovens and burner manufactured in the Volta Region…….…………………22 1 GHACCO VOLTA REGION FIELD TRIP 2016 Fig: 16 Visit to Gratis Foundation workshop, Ho and some local metal workshops……………………………………………………...23 Fig: 17 Visit to Kpando Torkor a fishing community long the Volta River and Furry Landing site for commercial fishing marketing……24 Fig: 18 Visit to Local Cooking Pot manufacturing unit at Dzodze, Ketu North District…………………………………………………25 Fig 19. Local Palm Wine/Alcohol distillation…………………………………………………………………………………………....26 Fig 20. Visit to some institution and organizations…………………………………………….…………………………………………27 Fig 21. Some distributers and retailers the sector. …………………………………………………………………………………….….28 Fig 22. The gas stoves types and cylinder sold by retailors …………………………………………………………………………….…29 Abbreviation GHACCO Ghana Alliance for Clean Cookstoves and Fuel. NGO Non-Governmental Organization. PRO Public Relation Officer. SME Small and Medium- Size Enterprise. NBSSI National Board for Small Scale Industry. EPA Environmental Protection Agency. REP Rural Enterprise Program. 2 GHACCO VOLTA REGION FIELD TRIP 2016 1.0 INTRODUCTION. The constitution of GHACCO; article 10 clause 59, stipulated the establishment of Regional Steering Committees to coordinate its activities regionally. The clause 60 of article 10 emphasized that, the elected membership of the Regional Steering Committee shall not be more than five (5). They included the positions of; Regional Coordinator, Financial Secretary, Secretary, Treasure and PRO. Their duties to include representing and promoting GHACCO in their respective regions and working to implement the short-term plans and long-term strategies of the Alliance in their region. Also to support the stakeholders in the region in planning and implementing regional outreach activities for awareness raising and promotion cookstoves and fuels among others. It is of this reasons Mr Raymond Kusorgbor, the Program Officer of GHACCO, travelled to the Volta Region on Monday February 22 to Saturday 27, 2016 as part of his official duty to engage with stakeholders in the cookstove and fuel sector, collect information and data, and undertake other assignments of promoting the sector. This was geared towards preparation for electing Volta Regional Steering Committee of GHACCO. 2.0 THE SUMMARIZED DATA. The summarized data of activities covering 11 district capitals and more than 16 major towns in the Volta Region are captured below. No NAME ORGANIZATION/ WORK TYPE LOCATION MAIL PHONE 1 Lydia Akwuetey Passionate Care International Ho [email protected]. - [email protected]. 2 Technical Institute Kpando Technical Institute Kpando [email protected] 0501335205, 0501335206, 3 Women In Law And Civil Society Organization Ho [email protected] , 03029 21552 Development In Africa [email protected] (Ghana) 4 Divine Favour Agency Civil Society Organization Ho [email protected] 0244803895 5 Edsam Social Network Civil Society Organization Ho [email protected] 0362027621 3 GHACCO VOLTA REGION FIELD TRIP 2016 6 Community ‘’ Ho [email protected]. Development Awareness 8 Associates For NGO/ Environmental Advocacy Ho [email protected]. 03620-26106 Sustainable Rural Development 9. Tnce Women Service Civil Society Organization Ho [email protected] 0244066541 0302689765. 10 Support Services NGO Ho [email protected] 0244066541 Foundation 0302689765. 11. Youth For Community NGO Ho [email protected]. 0243269494 Development 0332753587 12 Strong Tower Civil Society Organization Ho [email protected] 0246379481 Foundation 13 Foundation For Local Civil Society Organization Ho [email protected]. 0246407112 / Aid 0208162254 14 The Needy Club Of ‘’ Ho [email protected], 03620-27292 Ghana 25019, 15 The New Horizon ,, Peki 0543138247 Movement 0245053691. CentreGhana 16 Dzika-Joseph NGO Ho [email protected] Development Foundation 17 Seek To Save NGO Keta [email protected] 0243784516 Foundation 4 GHACCO VOLTA REGION FIELD TRIP 2016 18 Foundation For NGO Denu [email protected]. 0362530408 Sustainable Development In Africa 19 Global Health For Civil Society Organization Mafi-Kumasi 0246223757 Peace 20 Are And Concern Civil Society Organization Ho Sokode [email protected]. 0244595582 Action Gbagame 21 Bridge Volta Ghana ,, Ho [email protected]. 0362028638 22 Agbelengor ,, Battor [email protected]. 0244506837 Foundation 027056837 23 BS SME Foundation Civil Society Organization Ho, [email protected] 036-20-2025518 0244-07888, 24 Rural Progress Civil Society Organization Aveyime [email protected] 0246911227 25 Global Nourishing ,, Mafi-Kumasi [email protected] 0362028638 26 Rural Life Association ,, Ho [email protected]. 0244780914 SekodeGbogame 27 Helping The Perishing ‘’ Ho MafiKumasi [email protected] 0243467773 28 Ausat Compassionate ,, Ho [email protected] 0362028688 Word om 0244047866 29 Community Rights, NGO, ENVIRONMENTAL Sogakope [email protected]. +2330249847303 Environment And Mafi-Asiekpe Development Action 30 Volta Aid, ,, Ho [email protected] 0540824078 5 GHACCO VOLTA REGION FIELD TRIP 2016 31 Integrated Community NGO Kete-Krachi [email protected] 0243240946, Empowerment Program 32 Partners In Community NGO Kete-Krachi [email protected] 095322143 Development Program 0242202629 33 Living On Concerned NGO Kpando [email protected] 0247601616 Environmental 0277123876 Knowledge 34 International Health Civil Society Organization Agbozume [email protected]. 233(0)302247288 And Development Network 35 Climate Action NGO Ho [email protected] 233-302 914636 Network 36 Community Civil Society Organization Ho [email protected], 0244817706 Development 0244875653, Awareness, 37 Deladem Metal Works Metal Fabrication Sogakope 0540798250/057 1525096 38 My God Metal Works Metal Fabrication Sogakope 0244699495 39 Gbeti Ebenezer Metal Fabrication Sogakope 0244838968 40 Kudzo layer Retailor Sogakope 0548668872 41 Edith Toku Retailor Sogakope 0242236434 42 Nana Ampedu Retailor Sogakope Enterprise 43 Dickson Mensah Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0240552941 6 GHACCO VOLTA REGION FIELD TRIP 2016 44 Kingsley Yevutsey Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope [email protected] 0244982169 0209048468 45 Darah Clemance Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0507224568 46 Ador Courage Kwashie Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0206919668 47 Elizabeth Kujawu Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0209027503 49 Salome Tekpor Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0205775476 50 Agbeko Worlanyo Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 02083846161 Tsagli 51 Gawuga Phillip Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0509334648 52 Adusu Donkor Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 05060876118 Phamuel 53 Vivian Tsewagbe Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0543104694 54 Wemenya Romeo Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0505314464 55 Adwoah Bemah Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0242980699 56 Moses CK. Awude Tongu South District Assembly Sogakope 0242912117 57 Matias Goza Metal Fabrication/ Artisan Adidome 0200364403 58 Fiakpenu Metal Fabrication
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