Now that you have outlined your vision and mission, and hopefully set some realistic goals with carefully developed SMART objectives, the next step in starting an NGO in Ghana is to set up a Board of Directors. . . . → Read More: Start an NGO or non-profit in Ghana: Board of Directors
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This is the second in our series about starting an NGO or non-profit in Ghana. At this early stage, these tips can be applied to starting a business, non-profit or NGO anywhere. . . . → Read More: Start a non-profit or NGO Part 2 Goals and Objectives Setting up an NGO in Ghana (or Africa) is NOT EASY and operating it successfully is even more difficult. In this series, we’ll show you how. . . . → Read More: Start an NGO in Ghana Part 1 Vision and Mission Every region has something to offer travelers in Ghana: culture, history, arts, crafts, drumming, dancing, beaches, monkeys and elephants—you can sample it all over, from the jungles and beaches of the south, mountains of the east, to the Savannah plains of the north. . . . → Read More: Accra to Eastern Region and the Volta If you’ve been interested in funding or donating to development projects around the world, you may understandably be overwhelmed by the number of web sites and options. . . . → Read More: Are You MaD?: Development Projects I have a scar three quarters across the middle of my tongue where it cut in half when I was a little girl. I was speeding on my tricycle when I hit the stairs, mouth open, and my tongue split. Ouch. . . . → Read More: 12 personal (and maybe surprising) things about me get a visa to Ghana, you can check out the article at Suite101 for the details. It’s called (imaginatively–not really) Get a Ghana Tourist Visa. . . . → Read More: Ghana visitor visa or permit information Over the almost two years since Godwin and I have entered a relationship we’ve experienced the blunt (or sharp, depending on your sensitivities) side of others’ perceptions regarding our relationship. Upon meeting us many people automatically assume that he’s a “good for nothing” and must certainly be “uneducated”. . . . → Read More: eXtradordinary People, Perception, Attitude and Change We believe this is the best value download Ghana guide you’ll ever buy. Why? You gain years of our thoughtfully distilled experience in one comprehensive, download guide: 278 pages for the Easy Read, color-coded by section, Ghana guide that makes reading on a computer a pleasure, not a pain. You also receive the . . . → Read More: Ghana guide: Change and update Cost of living in Ghana in pictures . . . → Read More: Cost of living in pictures If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live and work–be an expat!–in a developing nation. Or, specifically, sub-Saharan Africa, or maybe even Ghana, then this is the post for you. . . . → Read More: Expat life in Ghana “Life in the fast lane” This is kind of how this week felt, with about 3 days of internet access and the Harmattan whipping in for a few days of heavy dust and grey skies. The gentleman sitting on his haunches on the right says it all. Poor old goats on the . . . → Read More: Week in Review: Life in the Fast Lane |
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