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FAO urges innovation to transform Ghana’s food systems sustainably

Ms Aimee Wallin, the Co-Director Ghana Food Movement, said the organisation focused on young people and promoting the potential of Ghana’s local food system to improve food, health and livelihoods.
Dr Meshack Oguna Malo, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) Representative to Ghana, has called for greater innovation and the use of science, technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to transform Ghana’s agriculture and food systems.
Dr Malo said innovation by young people and women could help address food insecurity and improve the capacity of the agriculture sector to nourish the population.
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