The Life in a Changing Landscape Programme is now active, with funding from Gower Street.Read about the programme

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Evidence

Our Impact

AfEI combines environmental education, practical training and community action to help farmers, young people and communities respond to environmental and climate-related challenges.

Practical action, rooted in communities

Since 2016, the Alliance for Environmental Intervention has worked with farmers, schools, young people and communities through environmental education, climate-resilient agriculture and landscape-restoration initiatives.

Our approach connects knowledge with practical action. Activities have included farmer training, demonstration farming, compost preparation, water-efficient irrigation, school environmental education, tree planting, seedling production and community engagement.

Areas of contribution

Environmental Learning

AfEI supports environmental learning through school outreach, mentorship, environmental clubs, climate-change education and practical activities. Children and young people are encouraged to understand environmental challenges and take responsible action within their schools and communities.

Climate-Resilient Agriculture

AfEI works with farmers to strengthen knowledge of climate-smart and regenerative agricultural practices. Training and demonstration activities have addressed soil management, compost preparation, crop diversity, water-efficient irrigation and locally appropriate adaptation methods.

Landscape Restoration

AfEI’s landscape work includes tree planting, seedling production, composting, school greening and practical approaches to soil and water conservation. These activities support healthier landscapes while connecting environmental restoration with community needs and agricultural livelihoods.

Partnership and Community Engagement

AfEI works with farmers, schools, traditional authorities, civil-society organisations and public institutions. These relationships support community participation, local knowledge sharing, practical implementation and continued learning.

Our Footprint

AfEI’s projects, campaigns and environmental education activities have reached communities and schools in different parts of Ghana. The map shows documented locations associated with the organisation’s work since 2016.

Asuogyaman District, Eastern Region. 2 records: Life in a Changing Landscape, Phase II (Project, Active programme, Published 2025); Life in a Changing Landscape, Phase I (Project, Completed project, Published 2025).Kwamoso, Eastern Region. 1 record: Youth for Water and Climate (Project, Completed project, Published 2018).Adawso, Eastern Region. 2 records: Environmental Outreach at Adawso R/C Basic School (Campaign, Historical activity, 2016); World Environment Day 2017 (Campaign, Historical activity, 2017).Koforidua, Eastern Region. 1 record: Environmental Education Outreach at St Agnes Basic JHS (Campaign, Historical activity, 2016).Prampram, Greater Accra Region. 1 record: Environmental Outreach at Prampram Anglican Basic Schools (Campaign, Historical activity, 2016).Amansie Central District and Jacobu, Ashanti Region. 1 record: Save the Globe, Freshen Up the Air (Campaign, Historical activity, 2016).Sigri, Jirapa District, Upper West Region. 2 records: Acting on Climate (Article, Historical activity, Published 2017); Restocking Our Carbon Sink (Article, Historical activity, Published 2017).
Locations indicate the towns or districts associated with AfEI’s documented work and do not represent exact project-site coordinates.

Key

  • Active programme
  • Completed project
  • Historical activity

Select a marker to see the location’s linked project, campaign or article pages — the same information is listed in full below the map. A year marked “Published” is the year the record was published, which may differ from the year the work took place.

Regional boundaries: Simplified GeoJSON ADM1 boundaries for Ghana (geoBoundaries-GHA-ADM1_simplified.geojson). Source and licence details.

Locations and linked records

How AfEI creates change

Practical Learning

AfEI uses demonstration farms, nurseries, school activities and field-based training to connect environmental knowledge with practical experience.

Community Participation

Farmers, students, schools, traditional authorities and local organisations contribute to planning, training, implementation and learning.

Continuing Support

Classroom instruction is complemented by practical demonstrations, follow-up visits, peer learning and support for applying knowledge in farms, schools and communities.

Evidence and Learning

AfEI documents activities, participation, implementation progress and lessons at project level. Monitoring visits, field reports and project updates help the organisation reflect on its work and improve subsequent activities.

Current work

Life in a Changing Landscape, Phase II

AfEI and the Ghana Youth Environmental Movement are working with farming communities in the Asuogyaman District through the Adaptation Village and ACRE Hub.

The programme provides practical learning in Climate and Nature-Smart Agriculture, agroforestry, composting, soil restoration, sustainable planting and water conservation.

The Adaptation Village and ACRE Hub provide field-based spaces where participating farmers can observe, practise and discuss approaches to agricultural adaptation and environmental management.

How we report results

AfEI records results through its projects, campaigns and implementation updates. Individual project and campaign pages present information about the activities undertaken, participating groups, implementation periods, partners and results.

News and Stories provides further information about training sessions, field visits, monitoring activities, partnerships and organisational developments.

AfEI continues to strengthen its monitoring and learning practices so that future reporting can provide a fuller account of participation, adoption, environmental outcomes and longer-term community benefits.