Ongoing Projects

Under its agribusiness & capacity building framework, Bright Generation is marshalling the collaborative support from the technical and financial resources to facilitate the problem of food security and sustainable agriculture among small-scale women farmers in Ghana. Through such efforts, women groups are supported with micro-credit and farming inputs and linked to efficient distribution channels to control post-harvest losses. Such coordinated and better the planned farming scheme has remarkably established profitable linkages between farmers and off takers along the supply chains. Consequently, our inclusive participatory model promotes the integration of smallholder women farmers into markets and helps dissolve traditional barriers. We also provide limited but impactful support through agroforestry training and resource provision. This helps local farmers grow climate-resilient crops like bamboo and trees, enhancing biodiversity and supporting long-term sustainability.

Our training programs empower participants with practical skills in bamboo cultivation, processing, and product development. Through craft-making, these programs open up green job opportunities and help build a circular economy that is environmentally conscious and inclusive.

We are actively raising funds to support the youth through donations of bamboo bicycles, educational materials like books, solar lamps, and other essential resources. These efforts aim to uplift and empower underserved youth by addressing their immediate needs in mobility and education.

We have introduced an initiative in partnership with electric mobility companies and electric bamboo bicycles for delivery services. These eco-friendly electric and non-electric bikes are helping to reduce carbon emissions and offer a cost-effective mobility solution for young people in the delivery and courier sectors.