The work of RAINS in Ghana

Photos from the beneficiary communities of RAINS in Northern Ghana.

Photos by Ruth Leavett

Abudulai Adam and his yam farm in Zoosali. He has always used traditional methods of farming and has always reaped a good yield.	Adam holds an indigenous variety of groundnut.	RAINS gives training to girls in Walewale.
Women in Bidima receive training and support from RAINS.	Fati is a member of the RAINS Women's farmer group in Zoosali.	Miftaw and children of the 'Community Child Club' in Wungu. Here the children discuss environmental and educational issues.
A groundnut seedling grown using indigenous ecological farming methods.	Adam and Samata on Samata's farmland, secured with support from RAINS.	Indigenous maize in Zoosali, this variety is more nutritious than the newly introduced variety.