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Enhancing Digital Security and Resilience for Civil Society Organizations

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The Nature and Development Foundation (NDF) has completed a digital security training program for Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) in Sefwi Wiawso.

The three-day training, supported by the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) and the Mott Foundation, aimed to equip CBOs with essential skills to protect their digital assets.

Facilitated by Obed Yaoseh and Yvonne Yemoh, the training covered cybersecurity, data protection, phishing awareness, and secure communication practices. These sessions were designed to equip participants with practical knowledge and techniques to identify and respond to potential digital threats.

 

Ellen Amoako, a participant from the Resource Foundation, expressed her gratitude for the training. "This program has provided us with invaluable skills to protect our digital information. In today's digital age, understanding how to secure our data is crucial. This training will significantly enhance our ability to navigate the digital landscape safely," she said.

In addition to the training sessions, the initiative included focus group discussions where participants shared insights and best practices in digital security. Also to ensure ongoing support, a WhatsApp platform has been established for continuous information exchange among the participating organizations

NDF acknowledges the support of WACSI and the Mott Foundation in making this training possible.

Nature and Development Foundation is a modest non-governmental organization in Ghana with partners across West Africa. NDF’s unique way of working combines collaboration with government, local community, private sector, industry associations and other civil society bodies in delivering innovative solutions to meet the needs of people whiles ensuring conservation of natural resources.

For over ten (10) years, NDF has been working to ensure legality compliance within the timber industry in Ghana and the west African sub-region. Actions have been geared towards curbing illegal logging by restricting the market for illegally sourced wood. NDF’s efforts are contributing to halt further degradation of forests and loss of biodiversity in Ghana and across West Africa.

For more information, please contact:

info@ndfwestafrica.org

http://www.ndfwestafrica.org