Women, Media, and Change (WOMEC)
Women, Media, and Change (WOMEC) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting gender equality, health, and social justice through media advocacy, education, and policy engagement.
About the project

“Nourish Ghana: Advocating for Increased Leadership to Combat Malnutrition” is a bold and transformative initiative led by Women, Media and Change (WOMEC), dedicated to advancing strong leadership and decisive action in the fight against malnutrition. With support from the Eleanor Crook Foundation (ECF), the project is driving efforts to strengthen national nutrition policies and ensure that decision-makers prioritize investments in high-impact, evidence-based interventions.
At its core, Nourish Ghana is about influence, collaboration, and impact. Through strategic advocacy, dynamic public engagement, and multi-sectoral partnerships, the initiative brings together parliamentarians, policymakers, civil society organizations (CSOs), the media, and community stakeholders to shape sustainable solutions.
By amplifying voices, fostering accountability, and mobilizing resources, Nourish Ghana is working to secure lasting policy reforms and increased funding for nutrition programmes, paving the way for a healthier, more resilient Ghana.
Objectives
Our Strategic Partners
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When Floodwaters Rise, Nutrition and Food Safety Should Not be Ignored
The recent floods across parts of Ghana have disrupted lives, displaced families, and damaged homes and livelihoods. While rescue efforts…
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Malnutrition Costs Ghana Billions. Why is it Not Treated as an Economic Emergency?
Ghana’s economic conversations often focus on fiscal policy, investment, and productivity. But there is a cost that rarely enters these…
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The N4G Paris Summit 2025: Ghana Made Commitments, Now Delivery Is What Matters
In March 2025, world leaders gathered in Paris for the Nutrition for Growth (N4G) Summit, the most important global gathering…
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Over 30 Years of Lifesaving Therapeutic Food: Why Millions of Children Still Need Help.
For the past thirty years, Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) has transformed the treatment of severe acute malnutrition in children. Before…
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Folate and B12 Deficiency in Ghanaian Women: The Hidden Nutrition Crisis
When nutrition challenges among Ghanaian women are discussed, anaemia and obesity often dominate the conversation. These are real and serious…
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Low Birth Weight in Ghana: Why Too Many Babies Are Starting Life at a Disadvantage
Every baby deserves a healthy start. But in Ghana, too many children are being born already behind, too small, too…

