
From Training to Enterprise: Deepening Skills in Sustainable Vegetable Production
5 Jan 2026
The Education Pillar of the Nkabom Collaborative at UG has hosted the fourth in a series of short courses intended to equip a select number of youth in vegetable farming, agribusiness, and sustainable agriculture. The two-week intensive training, held at the University of Ghana, successfully empowered 43 young Ghanaians with modern skills for a transformative agrifood […]

Nkabom Collaborative at KNUST Trains MSMEs in Business Plan Development
11 Déc 2025
The Nkabom Collaborative at KNUST, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, has commenced a five-day Business Development Training Programme aimed at strengthening the capacity of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across Ghana. The training programme, which brought together 25 participants from across the country, seeks to equip existing and aspiring entrepreneurs with practical skills […]

Building the Future of Agrifood Innovation: UG Nkabom Kicks Off Prototype Development Phase
24 Nov 2025
One hundred selected agrifood and nutrition-based start-ups have been officially onboarded onto the UG Nkabom Mentoring and Prototype Development Programme.

Strengthening Global Partnerships: Nkabom Collaborative Partners Visit McGill University
20 Nov 2025
In early November 2025, a distinguished delegation from the Nkabom Collaborative gathered in Montreal to advance a shared vision for transforming nutrition, agrifood, and health systems.

Vegetable Production Cohort Two: Youth Equipped for a Sustainable Future
14 Nov 2025
A total of forty-four youth have undergone a two-week capacity-enhancement session in vegetable production. This is the second cohort of participants to receive the training by the Education Pillar of the UG Nkabom Collaborative.

The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) Hosts its Launch of the Nkabom Collaborative
21 Oct 2025
The launch formed part of the AGI Ghana Industrial Summit and Exhibition. Special guests in attendance included Hon. Dr. Abdul Rashid Hassan Pelpuo (MP), Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment; Dr. Nii Addy and Dr. Francis Boateng Agyenim.

Deputy Education Minister commends McGill University’s Nkabom program for its practical-based training initiatives
16 Oct 2025
Ghana’s Deputy Minister of Education, Dr Clement Apaak, has commended the McGill University Nkabom programme for its practical-based training styles. According to him, the Ministry of Education feels proud to be part of the Nkabom (Unity) Nutrition and Sustainable Agrifood Collaborative event. The Deputy Minister said this at the McGill University Nkabom – Nutrition and […]

McGill Delegation Visits Québec Government Office in Dakar
29 Août 2025
The Secretariat team of the Nkabom Collaborative had the pleasure of visiting the Québec Government Office in Dakar (DGQD), where they met with Iya Touré, General Delegate, and Marina St-Louis, Advisor for Educational Affairs and Cooperation. As part of the McGill University delegation, team members Pierre Brunache Jr., Priscilla Boadi, and Valerie Ndiweni joined a […]

UG Nkabom Collaborative Kickstarts Entrepreneurship Bootcamp And Community Network Roadshow
16 Juil 2025
UG Nkabom kicks off a bold initiative to incubate 3,000 youth-led agribusinesses, launching its first entrepreneurship bootcamp to equip young Ghanaians with skills, mentorship, and industry connections to transform the country’s agrifood systems.

UG Nkabom Hosts Counselling Training To Deepen Student Support
16 Juil 2025
UG Nkabom equips University of Ghana faculty with counselling skills to better support vulnerable students in agrifood and nutrition programs, advancing inclusive, student-centred learning under its Access and Success Pillar.

Co-Creating the Future: UG Nkabom Engages Students In Agrifood Curriculum Design
16 Juil 2025
University of Ghana’s UG Nkabom engages youth entrepreneurs to co-design experiential short courses in agribusiness, ensuring training aligns with real market needs while equipping young startups with practical, in-demand skills to thrive in Ghana’s agrifood sector.
