BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE FOR EDUCATION, ONE COMMUNITY AT A TIME

Fifty Fifty Initiative for Development (FFID), through the MC2H Community-Led Development (CLD) Education Project, engaged the Mishou community in a participatory process to identify community-led solutions to the root causes of their educational challenges. Through facilitated community discussions, participants worked

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HAPPY INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD!

Today, FFID celebrates the strength, potential, and limitless possibilities of every girl child.We believe every girl deserves access to quality education, equal opportunities, protection, and the freedom to dream big and achieve her full potential.At Fifty Fifty Initiative for Development

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Understanding the Root Causes to Drive Meaningful Change

Today, Fifty Fifty Initiative for Development (FFID) engaged stakeholders in Gingaani Community in the Kumbungu District to explore the challenges affecting children’s education and identify possible solutions. The engagement encouraged stakeholders to look beyond the visible challenges and examine the

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Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) Workshop

Our staff have successfully completed a Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) workshop organized by Vibrant Village Foundation (VVF), strengthening their capacity as Results-Based Management (RBM) Champions. The workshop enhanced our team's knowledge and practical skills in results-based management, reinforcing

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📚 Celebrating World Literacy Day 2026 🌍

Today, Fifty Fifty Initiative for Development (FFID) joins the global community in celebrating the transformative power of literacy. Literacy is not only a fundamental right; it is a gateway to knowledge, opportunity, inclusion, empowerment, and lifelong learning. Under this year’s

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Africa at the Centre. Communities at the Heart.

Powerful conversations. Shared learning. Collective action.It has been an inspiring few days at the Africa at the Centre Convening, organized by the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) and partners, where we joined members of the Ghana Community-Led Development Collaborative

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