
Self-development for everyone
In Burkina Faso and the north of Ghana, 80 percent of the population depends on farming. The farmers face desertification and long-lasting drought periods. Other obstacles include a lack of infrastructure and education. Together with our institutional financiers, we are making a difference for disadvantaged rice and onion growers. An important part of this is guiding rural banks in the development of credit products specifically for smallholder farmers. We follow up closely the core capacities of all partners.
Challenges

Women do value addition on locally produced rice in Burkina Faso
Women in Burkina Faso do all the household chores but have little say in the family budget. They often don't own land, extra income from small-scale trade offers an outlet.

Can we overcome the drought in Burkina Faso?
For nine months in the year it is dry, sandy and hot in Burkina-Faso. Male and female farmers only have small plots and a little water to survive. Trias helps them to get a maximum yield.

Rice in the Sahel?
If the existence of farmers' families is under threat, Trias stands firm. And we do the impossible: efficiently grow rice in the stifling Sahel.

Working night and day against better judgement?
What point is there in working 16 hours a day when nobody tells you about the right production techniques or current market prices? Trias acts with expertise.

Ever heard of smart microcredit?
When farmers and banks use small loans intelligently, agriculture is even profitable in the north of Ghana. Trias proves it.

Making cultural tradition profitable
The north of Ghana is bone dry. The majority of the population lives under the poverty line and on top of this is illiterate. Trias makes sure that these people are able to tap an interesting source of income...
Discover which institutions and companies support the programmes of Trias Burkina Faso/Ghana.
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Recent newsitems

16-10-2022
As October 16 marks World Food Day, Trias wants to draw attention to the many farmers worldwide who provide us with food every day. So that they can continue to do what they love.

13-05-2016
Hopelessly outdated irrigation infrastructure threatens to reduce rice production in Burkina Faso. Trias is helping farmers to join their voices together to appeal to the government.