Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana operates as a community-focused non-governmental organisation with a core mission to advance gender equality and local empowerment. By developing the skills and talents of women, youth, and children, the foundation facilitates pathways toward economic sufficiency and social inclusion. The foundation’s presence at the London forum underscores the critical role that civil society organisations play in building human capital and ensuring that the benefits of international trade reach the grassroots level of emerging markets.

During the forum, Nana Kumasah Krampah intends to highlight the foundation’s work in capacity building and its commitment to the UN Global Compact Principles. The organisation has been instrumental in bridging the gap between local talent and international opportunities, notably through the facilitation of academic partnerships that allow Ghanaian students to access global educational standards. This focus on education and vocational training is essential for creating a workforce capable of competing in an increasingly digital and interconnected global marketplace.

The foundation’s advocacy extends beyond social services into sustainable economic sectors, including green energy and agricultural development. In Ghana’s Central Region, the foundation has championed investments in agriculture and the adoption of clean cooking technologies, such as solar energy and liquefied petroleum gas. These initiatives align with the forum’s focus on supply chain resilience and sustainable trade, demonstrating how local environmental stewardship can support broader international trade objectives and climate commitments.

With over 19 years of experience in community leadership and women’s empowerment, Nana Kumasah Krampah brings a unique perspective to the forum that combines traditional governance with modern advocacy. His recent appointment as a Women Empowerment Advocate by the Eurasia Afro Chamber of Commerce further reinforces the foundation’s role as a key interlocutor between African community interests and international trade bodies. The foundation seeks to use the London platform to foster new partnerships that can scale these successful local models to a wider international audience.

Participating in this leadership forum allows us to address the structural barriers that often prevent women and youth in community-based economies from accessing the full potential of global trade. My focus is on establishing tangible links between international investors and the talent within our local regions, ensuring that development is both inclusive and sustainable. We must move beyond theoretical discussions of market access and focus on the practical capacity building and policy participation required to empower the next generation of African entrepreneurs.

The convergence of traditional leadership and international commerce provides a robust framework for ethical development. By sharing our experiences in facilitating cross-border educational partnerships and promoting green energy, we aim to demonstrate that community-level initiatives are not just social programmes, but essential components of a resilient and transparent global supply chain.

The discussions in London will provide an essential venue for the Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana to contribute to the global discourse on export growth and market transparency. By interacting with trade ministries and industry associations, the foundation aims to influence policies that support small-scale producers and promote gender-inclusive trade practices across the African continent and beyond.

About Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana
Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana is a non-profit organisation headquartered in Tema, Ghana, dedicated to gender equality and the empowerment of women and youth. Since 2006, the foundation has worked to improve quality of life through capacity building, poverty reduction strategies, and advocacy for clean energy. As a signatory of the UN Global Compact Principles, it maintains a strong focus on community development and international educational partnerships.

About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is a premier international gathering that unites senior business executives, trade officials, and policymakers. Held over three days at various venues across London, the event focuses on advancing international trade, improving market access, and strengthening global supply chain resilience. The forum serves as a critical platform for high-level networking and the development of collaborative strategies for sustainable economic growth.

About the International Trade Council
The International Trade Council is a neutral, non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce that has supported global commerce since its founding in 1956. With a network extending across more than 179 countries and a membership exceeding 28,000, the Council serves businesses, government agencies, and industry associations. Its primary mission is to reduce international trade barriers and foster sustainable economic growth through knowledge sharing and the promotion of transparent, ethical trade practices.

About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring, or ICTTM, is a UK-registered commercial entity and a spin-off of the International Trade Council. Established in November 2022, ICTTM operates the ADAMftd platform, which utilises advanced artificial intelligence to analyse billions of trade data points, including customs records and shipping information. The organisation provides critical intelligence for supply chain modelling, risk assessment, and market trend forecasting to enhance transparency in the global trade environment.

Media Contact

Nana Kumasah Krampah
Executive Director / traditional ruler
Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana
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