Marketing &
Eco Farming
Marketing &
Eco Farming
Coorporative &
Eco Farming
Coorporative &
Eco Farming
Capacity building and training in Good Agricultural Practices (GAP).
Participation in district-level agricultural policy discussions.
Value chain development and market linkages for shea, soya, maize, and groundnut.
Strengthening partnerships with development organizations for technical and financial support
Advocacy for smallholder farmers through collaboration with the Department of Agriculture.
Climate-smart agriculture and conservation initiatives
Naamasim moyom cooperative farming and marketing Society Limited
Naamasim Moyom Co-operative Farming and Marketing Society Limited is a farmer cooperative established in 2015 in the East Mamprusi District of Ghana. The cooperative is dedicated to improving the livelihoods of its 2,055 members, comprising 1,055 women, 50 men, and 945 youth across 20 communities. It focuses on the shea, soya, maize, and groundnut value chains, providing its members with economic development opportunities through training, advocacy, and partnerships. The cooperative has successfully collaborated with USAID RING 1 and KOICA to enhance the productivity and nutritional knowledge of its members in the soya and maize value chains maximize economic benefits in this area.
Our Mission
To empower smallholder farmers, particularly women and youth, through advocacy, entrepreneurship, and sustainable agricultural practices that enhance productivity, food security, and economic resilience.
Our Vision
To be a leading farmer cooperative that fosters economic empowerment, climate resilience, and sustainable agricultural development in Ghana.
Strengthen the advocacy and entrepreneurial skills of members
Improve members’ knowledge of nutrition and food security.
Foster gender inclusivity and youth participation in agribusiness
Promote sustainable forest and farm management practices.
Enhance productivity and market access for members engaged in shea, soya, maize, and groundnut farming
Build partnerships to support value chain development, particularly in the shea sector.
