Promotors

 

Interviews with 3 influential people about gender policy and gender equality in Ghana.


Esenam Nyador

Miss Taxi Ghana


As a woman it is of utmost importance to have a seat at the table


Dr. Jonathan Anaglo

University of Ghana


Mariama Adama-Issah

Gender Equality and Social Inclusion specialist


Economic empowerment of women is key. Though many rules and regulations regarding gender equality exist, the challenge is to really implement them and make impact on women’s lives.


Dr. Irene Appeaning Addo

Institute of African Studies


It should not be necessary as a woman to act like a man; being yourself should be enough to explore your talents. You need people in life who believe in you and support you


Prof. Akosua Darkwah

University of Ghana


Involve women who have experience in the field


Sylvia Tweneboah Koduah

Women in Entrepreneurship Ghana


I am happy that people stand up for women. That is what we need. But it all starts with the desire of women to be empowered


Mawusi Nudekor

Ghana TVET Service


Do not give them fish, but teach them how to catch a fish. It is all about observe and practice.


Bernice Alorgbe

Vonnyborq Company Ltd


It all starts with awareness. Having the right conversation could unlock the desire for women to be empowered. It is important that they feel safe and appreciated.


Audrey Abakah

Absa Bank


Women building the city is a really good initiative, since it provides the practical skills needed for the job.


Oheneyere Gifty Anti

The Standpoint, Ghana televion


Anita Opoku Tawiah

Gender specialist


It is not an easy way. As a woman you need the courage to step up. Support and confidence is key to success.


Ambra Yirenkyi

Ministry of Gender


The National Gender Policy is a solid base to enhance women’s rights. The challenge is to get it all going.