The Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA), STAR Ghana Foundation and Cashew Watch Ghana (CWG) are seeking to diversify funding for Ghana's cashew sector by tapping government support, private sector investment and matched financing as donor funding for development programmes continues to decline. The partners reached the decision during a strategic meeting in Accra, saying a broader financing model was needed to sustain climate-resilient interventions, farmer advocacy and value chain development. The discussions formed part of a review of the Amplifying the Voices of Cashew Farmers (AVCF) Project, funded by STAR Ghana Foundation under the Amplifying Voices for Inclusive Development (AVID) Programme. The organisations also called for increased investment in climate-smart agriculture, farmer education, climate-resilient planting materials, improved land management and extension services to help producers adapt to the growing impact of climate change. The TCDA, as the regulator, ...