Digitizing the gender: transformative and integrated Agriculture-Nutrition-Marketing interventions for efficient extension and communication services in Northern Ghana

In the ever-evolving landscape of rural extension and community development, adopting digital data collection and monitoring tools has emerged as a game-changer. Community-Based Extension Agents (CBEAs) and Community Health Officers (CHOs) play a crucial role in the grassroots implementation of the Generating Revenues and Opportunities for Women to Improve Nutrition in Ghana (GROWING) project which is led by the International Potato Center and co-implemented with CARE International, the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, and Ghana Health Services.