Delegates at a national stakeholder consultation of the Soya Value Chain Association of Ghana

Established 2018 · Registered under Act 179

The national voice of Ghana’s soybean value chain

We organise farmers, aggregators, processors, input dealers and off-takers into one coordinated chain — and take their position to government.

2018

Founded after a ministerial call to organise the sector

Act 179

Registered with the Registrar General’s Department

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Categories of value chain actor in membership

National

Advocacy reaching Parliament, MoFA

What we do

Five services that hold the chain together

SVCAG representative addressing journalists

Advocacy

Taking the chain’s position to government — on the export ban, the National Soya Strategy Plan, and representation on the committees that govern the trade.

Members at an SVCAG capacity building session

Capacity Building

Training and technical support that raises productivity, post-harvest quality and business practice across the membership.

Members gathered at a national stakeholder meeting

Business Linkage

Connecting producers to aggregators, and aggregators to processors and off-takers, so trade happens on known terms.

Harvested soya beans held in a farmer’s hands

Market Access

Helping members reach buyers and meet the volume, consistency and quality standards that formal and export markets demand.

Delegates at an SVCAG round table discussion

Organising Events

Round tables, regional forums and consultations that put the value chain and its policymakers in the same room.

Join the association

Membership is open to every actor in the chain — from smallholder farmers to feed millers and financial service providers.

Partners & collaborators

Who we work with

The association works alongside government, development partners and research institutions to shape policy and build capacity across the soybean value chain.

Government of Ghana

Ministry of Food and Agriculture

The Ministry’s 2018 call to soya stakeholders in Techiman led directly to the association’s formation. We continue to engage MoFA on production, sector policy and national strategy.

Development partner

GIZ AgriBiz Ghana

Our national consultative meeting on a Soya Strategy Plan was convened in collaboration with GIZ, under the Sustainable Employment through Agribusiness programme.

Government of Ghana

Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness & Industry

We engage the Ministry on export policy — including the composition of the committees that govern soya export permits and restrictions.

The association at work

Consultations, round tables and the people behind them

On national television

Our campaign for a National Soya Strategy Plan, reported

TV3 News

UTV Ghana News

Peace 104.3 FM

Advocacy & news

Where we have taken the chain’s position

Members and partners of the Soya Value Chain Association of Ghana

Every actor in the chain has a seat

Smallholder and commercial farmers · Aggregators · Input dealers · Feed millers · Poultry farmers · Processors · Business development and financial service providers · Mechanisation providers · Media partners