A world where every farming community thrives in harmony with nature and modern technology.
Empower communities through innovation, collaboration, and education in biodiversity conservation..
Innovation, Collaboration, Inclusivity, Sustainability.
The EMBRACE Project is a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to empowering farming communities in Ghana and Kenya. By integrating biodiversity conservation practices, promoting gender inclusivity, and addressing climate change, we aim to build resilient and sustainable agricultural systems.
An agronomist at CSIR-CRI as a Research Scientist, and Project Lead for EMBRACE, focuses on biodiversity conservation and sustainable agriculture to improve livelihoods and ecosystems
Co-Project Lead on EMBRACE and researcher at CSIR-CRI, champions sustainable, environmentally friendly agriculture
Dr. agr. Felix Frimpong leads EMBRACE's agri-silvicultural systems implementation at CSIR-Crops Research Institute, promoting sustainable community-based solutions.
Senior Research Scientist, Plant Pathologist, specializing in disease diagnosis, biocontrol, postharvest storage, fungal ecology, with international research collaborations
Senior Research Scientist at CSIR-CRI, is an expert in seed science and intellectual property. He serves as Seed Systems Component Lead for EMBRACE and Liaison Officer for Kenya partners.
Dr. Patrick Opoku is a social environmental scientist with over 15 years of professional experience in capacity building, policy and community engagement. His institute (iSLED) will support the capacity building component of the EMBRACE project.
Forest Entomology, Agroforestry, Climate Change, Landscape restoration and Biodiversity conservation. Researcher and EMBRACE Partner Lead at CSIR-FORIG
Environmental governance expert with CSIR-Crops Research Institute, Ghana. Currently working on national and regional policy guidelines for agroecology and climate action.
The EMBRACE Project is a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to empowering farming communities in Ghana and Kenya. By integrating biodiversity conservation practices, promoting gender inclusivity, and addressing climate change, we aim to build resilient and sustainable agricultural systems.
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