What does GRAP mean in GHANA

GRAP is a non-governmental organization dedicated to conducting research and advocating for policies that promote social justice, equity, and the well-being of Ghanaians. It focuses on issues such as poverty reduction, gender equality, and environmental sustainability.

GRAP's mission is to empower Ghanaians by providing them with the knowledge and tools they need to advocate for their rights and create a more just and equitable society.

GRAP's key research areas include:

• Poverty and inequality
• Gender and women's empowerment
• Climate change and environmental sustainability
• Health and education
• Governance and human rights

GRAP advocates for change through various means, including:

• Conducting research and producing reports that inform policy debates.
• Organizing workshops and trainings to build the capacity of civil society organizations.
• Engaging with policymakers and government officials to influence decision-making.
• Mobilizing public support for social justice issues.

Some examples of GRAP's accomplishments include:

• Contributing to the development of Ghana's poverty reduction strategy.
• Advocating for the passage of a law that prohibits female genital mutilation.
• Supporting the establishment of a national climate change adaptation fund.

You can support GRAP's work by:

• Making a donation
• Volunteering your time
• Sharing GRAP's research and advocacy materials
• Advocating for social justice issues in your own community.