GrandHedge International is committed to sustainable development and empowering communities across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Operating across Sub-Saharan Africa
Empowering the next generation of leaders
Developing sustainable economic opportunities
GrandHedge International is a youth-led non-profit organization devoted to transforming livelihoods and building sustainable economic opportunities in local communities.
We envision a future where communities in Sub-Saharan Africa are economically sustainable and resilient.
Climate change poses a significant threat to the livelihoods and sustainability of communities worldwide, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Unclean water and lack of basic sanitation are critical barriers to ending extreme poverty and disease, especially in the world’s poorest countries.
GrandHedge International works to expand access to clean, affordable, and sustainable energy solutions that enhance the quality of life for underserved populations.
A powerful tool for escaping poverty and breaking the cycle of generational poverty. It empowers individuals to innovate, make informed decisions, and take control of their lives.
As we step into 2025, GrandHedge International is excited to share a recent milestone in Emmanuella Doreen Kwofie’s climate advocacy journey. Earlier this week, Emmanuella had the privilege of participating in an inspiring discussion on Aljazeera, alongside fellow panelists Aakash Ranison, and Erika Xananine Calvillo Ramirez.
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At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, Ghana's Emmanuella Doreen Kwofie is pushing for increased climate finance to help nations adapt to climate change. Highlighting issues like rising sea levels, flooding, and desertification, Ms. Kwofie stressed the urgent need for solutions to climate-induced migration and food insecurity.
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GrandHedge International's Director of Partnership, Nadia Owusu, has been selected for the prestigious WIN NRW.Afrika programme. This initiative fosters collaboration between Ghanaian experts and German start-ups, focusing on sustainability and circular economy.
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GrandHedge International’s Director of Partnerships, Nadia Owusu, participated in the Ford Foundation’s Youth & Young Feminists PLUS Fund convening. This event brought together young climate activists across Africa to advance intersectional climate justice and strengthen advocacy networks.
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GrandHedge International's Legal Director, Emmanuella Doreen Kwofie, spoke at the prestigious University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law and The Wilson Center Conference. The event focused on environmental advocacy through litigation and the role of China in Africa’s Just Energy Transition.
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