Core Insights - The Ghanaian government has officially launched the "Feed Ghana Plan" (FGP) aimed at achieving national food self-sufficiency, reducing import dependency, and creating job opportunities [1] Group 1: Agricultural Initiatives - The government will prioritize value chains in grains, legumes, vegetables, tree crops, and livestock due to their potential to enhance food security and create jobs [1] - Interventions under the plan include establishing farmer service centers to provide mechanization services, inputs, and training [1] - 350,000 smallholder farmers have already received support in the form of improved seeds, fertilizers, and irrigation facilities [1] Group 2: Poultry and Fisheries - The poultry sector is supported by initiatives such as the "Farm to Table" poultry project and backyard poultry programs, producing over 7 million birds annually and empowering women and youth [1] - The fisheries sector supports the livelihoods of over 3 million people and provides 60% of Ghana's animal protein intake, making it crucial for national food security [1] - The government is committed to promoting sustainability and resilience in the fisheries sector, which is part of broader efforts to achieve food and nutrition security [1] Group 3: Challenges and Collaborations - Despite progress, millions are still facing hunger due to climate challenges and high production costs [1] - The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization is closely collaborating with Ghana to promote sustainable cocoa agroforestry, fisheries development, and climate-smart agriculture [1]