On the occasion of Green Ghana Day: Broadspectrum Limited plants 3,000 trees.
Staff from Broadspectrum Limited’s E-Agric Project teamed with the people of Jantong Daboashie, a farming village in the Central Gonja District of the Savannah Region, to embark on a tree-planting exercise to commemorate Green Ghana Day.
Broadspectrum personnel and community members planted 3,000 teak saplings and 50 ornamental plants along the road leading to the community, the primary school, the chief’s palace, and the CHPS compound on a 5-acre plot of ground. The corporation also provided the Chief and the inhabitants of the town with chairs and other amenities.
Following the event, Mr. Castro Antwi-Danso, Project Manager of the E-Agric Project, stated that the goal was to develop a long-term partnership between Broadspectrum Limited and the Jantong Daboashie Community.
He explained that the 5-acre teak plantation was part of Broadspectrum’s attempts to expand its greener business effect across the country.
Broadspectrum Limited is an African ICT firm that offers a diverse range of innovative communication and digital solutions to boost Africa’s digital economy, boost corporate productivity, and connect African businesses to the rest of the world.
The company is now providing digital solutions for the Ministry of Agriculture’s Planting for Food and Jobs program in Ghana’s five northern districts.
The initiative comprises biometric registration of 1.7 million farmers in order to create a farmer database, which is presently being used for the national input subsidy program in the 5 Northern Regions.
