Feb 23, 2022 Agricultores aficionados siembran las semillas de la seguridad alimentaria en Ghana Autumnspanne1Ghana depende en gran medida de la importación de alimentos. Con la pandemia y el aumento de los precios, la situación ha empeorado. Una organización enseña a mujeres a cultivar vegetales para aliviar la tensión. Read the Full Article on www.dw.com ghanaafricasemillasagriculturapandemiajusticia alimentariasostenibilidadseguridad alimentaria
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