Women in the northern part of Ghana are often marginalized and suffer socio-economic injustices. In view of this, the Centre for Initiative against Human Trafficking (CIAT) came up with the idea of building the capacities and skill sets of 40 women from Gbulahigu, Tinbung, Gbanjonla and Gonlinga in the Northern Region of Ghana with skills in organic vegetable cultivation, an intervention that will ultimately economically empower each of them. Ghanaman Trust funded the project with the provision of water pumping machines, watering cans, hoes, cutlasses and other needed equipment. The project was commissioned in 2012.