Impact report
Measuring
what matters.
A clear picture of Asetenapa's reach across farmers, communities, livelihoods and environmental action.
Our impact figures are based on available cooperative records. Where a figure is still awaiting management confirmation, this is clearly identified.
Last updated
2025
Verified
Pending
Farmers
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Primary societies
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Communities
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Hectares under cultivation
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People & planet
Beyond the numbers.
The households, landscapes and skills behind every cocoa bag. These figures will be published as management confirms them.
Inclusion
Women reached
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Next generation
Youth reached
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Farms mapped
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Trees planted
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Children reached
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Training sessions
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Alternative livelihood beneficiaries
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Four pillars
Impact at a glance.
People
- Farmers0
- Women reached0
- Youth reached0
- Children reached0
Farms & agriculture
- Primary societies0
- Hectares under cultivation0
- Farms mapped0
Environment
- Trees planted0
- Environmental restorationProgramme
- Sustainable farmingProgramme
Livelihoods
- Training sessions0
- Alternative livelihood beneficiaries0
- Women-led enterpriseProgramme
- Cassava / gari diversificationProgramme
Our reach
One cooperative network.
Fifteen primary societies connect farmers and cocoa-growing communities across Ghana's Eastern Region.
- 0
- Primary societies
- 0
- Farmers
- Eastern Region
- Ghana
Environment
Restoring the landscape.
Shade-tree planting, agroforestry and deforestation-risk management around the cocoa farms our members depend on.
- Trees planted
- 0
- Farms mapped
- 0
- Hectares under cultivation
- 0
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Community & livelihoods
Beyond cocoa.
Cassava, gari, women-led enterprise and youth opportunities spread income across the year and strengthen household food security.
Women reached
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Youth reached
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Alternative livelihood beneficiaries
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Training sessions
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Women empowerment
Women lead the cooperative's cassava and gari enterprise and take part in governance and training.
Youth opportunities
Livelihood initiatives create income routes for young people beyond inherited farmland.
Child protection
Monitoring and remediation work with households and community structures.
Food & nutrition security
Cassava and food crop diversification strengthens household food supply.
Alternative livelihoods
Processing, mushroom production and enterprise development spread income across the year.
Our commitment to transparent reporting.
Asetenapa publishes aggregate impact figures and clearly identifies information that is still awaiting management confirmation. Individual farmer information is never published.
Partnership
Partner with a farmer-owned cooperative.
Work with Asetenapa to strengthen sustainable cocoa, resilient livelihoods and traceable supply chains.