The Compendium of Some Ghanaian Timber Species offers a more visual and graphical approach to understanding the physical and technical properties of Ghanaian timber species, particularly the lesser used and lesser-known species.
Kumasi Wood Cluster Association (KWC), the Timber Industry Development Division of the Forestry Commission and the Ghana Chamber of Construction Industry, supported by the UKaid and UKTTF, organized the foremost timber exhibition event, in recent times, on the theme: "Emerging wood species fit for housing development and construction works in Ghana".
On the 12-13 October, 2022, KWC, TIDD of the FC and the GhCCI, supported by the UKaid and UKTTF, organized the foremost timber exhibition event, in recent times, on the theme: "Emerging wood species fit for housing development and construction works in Ghana". Here is a detailed report on proceedings, outcome and recommendations from the 2-day event.
KWC, the implementation partner for the Ghana Cocoa Forest REDD+ Programme (GCFRP) in the Atewa hotspot intervention area, is creating livelihood options in beekeeping, mushroom and snail farming for smallholder cocoa farmers who have adopted climate-smart farming practices.
KWC is looking for a consultant to develop a case study to assess the potential volumes of legal timber production and main species available on registered cocoa and small plantations in the Ashanti Region.
KWC, in collaboration with the TIDD of FC, recently concluded a comprehensive three-day training workshop aimed at equipping Forest and Farm Producer Organizations (FFPOs), Small and Medium Scale Forest Enterprises (SMFEs), and members of the Women in Timber Ghana Association (WiTG) with vital knowledge on legal requirements for timber production and trade.
The Kumasi Wood Cluster Association (KWC) in collaboration with the GIZ Digital Transformation Centre in Ghana is currently spearheading a groundbreaking initiative aimed at equipping members of the Women in Timber Ghana Association (WiTG) with essential digital skills.