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Plan International Ghana supported girls to learn key digital skills at an event to mark Girls in ICT Day 2023.

To mark International Women’s Day 2023, Plan International Ghana brought stakeholders together to discuss safe digital access for girls.

Plan International Ghana has provided a 3-day intensive training course for junior high school teachers in the Volta and Oti regions.

A project to increase young people’s digital skills and access has closed after providing computers and internet connectivity.

A project to support thousands of young people to gain skills, get jobs and set up businesses has come to an end after 3 years.

A conference was held to increase support for the Skills Drive Project, run by Necessary Aid Alliance and funded by Plan International Ghana.

A Plan International Ghana-run project that has supported female agricultural workers to increase their profits by 60% has come to a close.

Plan International Ghana has launched a new water and sanitation project to boost 10,000 children’s health and education over 3 years.

A nationwide project to support 70,000 children to return to education has been launched, with Plan International Ghana an implementing partner.

A Youth Advisory Panel has been created to ensure young people are at the centre of Plan International Ghana’s decision-making processes.

Plan International Ghana and partners have met to urge the government to provide inclusive education for children with disabilities.

Renowned musician Wiyaala has visited 5 Plan International-supported schools to encourage girls to follow their ambitions.