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SIGN frequently visits Ghana to witness the progress of the School Feeding Programme. Although still in an early stage, pupils, teachers and farmers have positive stories to tell.


SIGN Working Visit June 2010 report


Update innovative farmtool project and pineaple processing project


Impact of the Ghana School Feeding Programme in 4 Districts of Ghana in Central Region


New Energy 2009 Annual Progress Report on the Provision of WATSAN Facilities in 20 GSFP schools in Northern Ghana


SIGN Working Visit Report July 2009


Interview with pupil of Kpalgun JHS


GSFP Caterer buys from local farmers


Agro-Eco working visit report by Inge Vos
This is a field report from Agro-Eco during Inge Vos' working visit to school gardens in Ghana in May 2009.

Impact of the Ghana Schoolfeeding programme on Nutritional and Healthstatus
A thesis written by Iris Maria van den Berg of the Department of Nutrition, Wageningen University.

Case Study of the Bawku West District
Andrea Haverkort, a community advocate of VSO working in the Bawku West District of the Upper East Region, has undertaken a case study of two school schools enrolled in the Ghana Schoolfeeding Programme. The case study focuses more on the school level and higlights the chanllenges, intervention strategies as well and the level of involvement of various stakeholders at the community and district levels.

May 2008 working visit report
A three member SIGN mission team visited Ghana in May to acquaint themselves with currents developments as well as strengthen new contacts and establish new ones in an effort to boost the support for the GSFP.

Working Visit November 2007
In November 2007 Hans Eenhoorn, Sabine Lucassen and two journalists traveled to Ghana to see the progress of the school feeding programme.

Organic School Garden Project
OxfamNovib funds the Organic School Garden Project of Agro Eco/GOAN, providing healthy meals for the children of rural communities while at the same time training farmers in organic farming practices.

Poem on the feeding programme
A poem written by Jospeph Cobbinah (9), pupil at Boekrom Primary School in Ahanta West.

School interviews
What a pupil, a farmer and two teachers have to say about GSFP.