SAWA Program: Agri-Impact, PwC Ghana partner to strengthen consortium firms
Agri-Impact Ltd has signed a four-year agreement with PwC Ghana to strengthen the institutional capacity of consortium partners implementing the Sustainable Aquaculture for Women Advancement (SAWA) Program.
MyJoyOnline Ghana reports that Agri-Impact Ltd has inked a four-year agreement with PwC Ghana to bolster the institutional capacity of consortium partners involved in the Sustainable Aquaculture for Women Advancement (SAWA) Program. The signing ceremony took place on October 26, 2026, at Agri-Impact’s premises. This partnership expands on three years of collaboration under the Harnessing Agricultural Productivity and Prosperity for Youth (HAPPY) Program, during which PwC provided support for Agri-Impact’s institutional development.
The SAWA Program, a Mastercard Foundation initiative, aims to create 60,000 dignified and fulfilling work opportunities for young women aged 18 to 35, including those with disabilities, in Ghana’s aquaculture sector. Dr. Daniel Fahene Acquaye, Agri-Impact’s Chief Executive Officer, highlighted that the decision to extend institutional strengthening support to other consortium partners stemmed from the benefits his organization gained from working with PwC, which enhanced Agri-Impact’s visibility and capacity to manage large-scale agricultural and agribusiness projects in Ghana and the Caribbean, thereby unlocking more opportunities for youth.
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