PROJECT ALERT; YOUTH SAFEGUARDING GHANA’S DEMOCRACY PROJECT

The Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA) with support from IRI has initiated the Youth Safeguarding Ghana’s Democracy Project with the aim of addressing the threats posed by external influences, and what young people can do to preserve Ghana’s democracy for future generations. ‘Security through Good Governance’ Follow Us For More Updates On

Ghana to keep recording revenue leakages if MMDAs fail to digitize – FOSDA warns

Civil Society Organization Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA) is warning that Ghana risks continuous revenue leakages if Assemblies fail to catch up with the Digital Revenue Mobilization revolution. Between 2014 and 2019, Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies were able to collect 64% of their projected Internally Generated Funds. Apart from the shortfall,

Stakeholders Call for TVET Financing Policy in Ghana

Stakeholders gathered at the National Forum on TVET Financing organised by the Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA) in collaboration with CitiFM and the National Network of Youth Groups, have called for government to adopt a TVET financing policy that will ensure sustainable financing of Ghana’s TVET reformation agenda. The Deputy Minister of

Forum ON TVET Financing

Will we ever be able to transform the TVET sector to address the issue of youth unemployment? This and many other topics will be on the discussion table at the National Forum on TVET Financing and Youth Employment Join us (Virtual)[Register Here: https://bit.ly/3DA3xMZ

Upcoming: Forum On TVET Financing

Theme: Promoting sustainable TVET financing in Ghana for youth employment and national development Date: 25th November 2021 Time: 9am GMT Venue: Alisa Hotel and via zoom Register via zoom now: https://bit.ly/3DA3xMZ

The Fosda Agenda

What We Do

Fosda over the years has been engaged in advocacy works and youth developmental projects.

HUMAN SECURITY

We understand the complexity and the interrelatedness of both old and new security threats people are currently face with and the impact of such threats on society as root causes of violence. We therefore place people at the core of our effort to ensure the peace and security of our communities

GENDER EQUALITY

Empowering women and girls have been FOSDA’s passion over the past years. Through capacity building and mentoring programs, the Foundation has mobilized a large number of young women across Ghana. Leadership and advocacy skills have been the core areas offered them to realize their potentials.

GOVERNANCE

FOSDA since its establishment has contributed to the culture of good governance focusing attention on security issues and the implications for marginalized groups, including women and young people. FOSDA duly recognize the crucial roles these group can play in the decision-making processes.

About Us

Fosda history and what we stand for, and what we hope to achieve.

Who We Are

FOSDA is an International NGO driven by the passion to create a more stable and safer Africa for its citizens. We work to mitigate the factors that threaten the basic security of the people and communities we work with using human-centered and integrated approaches to security

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Our Activities

Some excerpts from Our events, projects, and activities.

PROJECT ALERT; YOUTH SAFEGUARDING GHANA’S DEMOCRACY PROJECT

03 December 2021

The Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA) with support from IRI has initiated the...

Stakeholders Call for TVET Financing Policy in Ghana

29 November 2021

Stakeholders gathered at the National Forum on TVET Financing organised by the Foundation for Security...

National Dialogue On The Participate And Inclusion Of Youth With Disability On Decision Making And Governance

18 November 2021

FOSDA with Support from OXFAM in Ghana, brought together youth groups across the country to dialogue...

Multi-stakeholder Dialogue on Domestic Revenue Mobilization Automation

18 November 2021

As part of our efforts to improve revenue mobilization at the local level to minimize poverty and inequality...

Our Beneficiaries Say

What beneficiaries from Fosda projects and activities say on the impact of Fosda's work.

Thanks for taking the time to impart knowledge in us. This training was very helpful considering the IT age in which the world is gearing towards. Also, there was no way I could have been able to afford the commercial fees for such a training. Thanks to all stakeholders

YAA ADUBA ASARE
CEO Naya Success Axis Farms

I really had an amazing, insightful journey. The Facilitator was simply excellent for Group One. He was very practical and methodological. The best part for me was when he gave the platform to each person in turn to "act as facilitator" for the members whiles he observes. I look forward to other similar opportunities.

John Aggrey
CEO Hired Consult Ghana

I am Benedict Kofi Amofah. I am an Engineering student of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) reading Geomatic Engineering. FOSDA Organization has been one contributing factor to my IT field in the area of Website Designing using WordPress

Benedict Kofi Amofah

I am Nathan Amoateng Adarkwah, 25yrs and have completed tertiary. Sincerely I don't remember how I entered the program but has been helpful to me. I did accounting in school but loved to design. When I got the mail that I was going to be trained on website designing I was very happy because it's been my dream all along.

Nathan Amoateng Adarkwah