Chairman of Suntaa-Nuntaa Chief Banaamini Sandu II, Paramount Chief of the Kaleo Traditional Area and President of the Upper West House of Chiefs, with Robert Loggah, Director of Suntaa-Nuntaa during a field study.
Suntaa-Nuntaa Backyard Nursery at the Women Training Institute supported by the EVERGREEN TRUST of the UK
Women normally suffer to carry fuel wood from far. There is a need to grow more trees for fuel wood
Suntaa-Nuntaa hived house for VSO, Peace Corpses and other advanced countries volunteers at Suntaa-Nuntaa
Director of Suntaa-Nuntaa in office, Mr. Robert Loggah
Northern Ghana: A typical village.
Suntaa-Nuntaa and Women Rights at the Women Training Institute.
Suntaa-Nuntaa has been started a five acre woodlot at the Women Training Institute. This project won a price and is now a sustainable source of fuel wood supply.
A typical cassava farm in the North of Ghana. Cassava is very important in the food security of Ghana