This report presents the second Partnership Health Check-up of the GROWING project in Northern Ghana, assessing the effectiveness of multi-institutional collaboration in delivering gender-responsive nutrition and agrifood system interventions. Findings show improved alignment around shared vision, roles, trust, and conflict resolution, while highlighting ongoing challenges in communication, management, and resource availability. The study supports CGIAR’s Systems Transformation agenda by strengthening partnerships for inclusive, nutrition-sensitive food systems in West Africa.
Second round of partnership health check-up for the Growing Revenues and Opportunities for Women in Nutrition in Northern Ghana (GROWING)
Citation: Low, J.W.; Mohammed, I.; Gikonyo, R. 2025. Second round of partnership health check-up for the Growing Revenues and Opportunities for Women in Nutrition in Northern Ghana (GROWING). International Potato Center (CIP), CGIAR Research Initiative on Transforming Agrifood Systems in West and Central Africa (TAFS-WCA).
Jan 2026
FOOD SECURITY, FOOD SYSTEMS, GENDER, IMPACT ASSESSMENT, INCLUSIVE GROWTH, NUTRITION, NUTRITIONAL SECURITY,
