Adansi Rural Bank Plc at Fomena in the Adansi North District of Ashanti Rrgion has donated items valued at GH¢36,000 to eight municipal and district assemblies within its operational territories for the 2024 National Farmers’ Day celebration.
This gesture underscores the Bank’s commitment to fostering growth and sustainability in the agricultural sector, which remains the backbone of the Ghanaian economy.
The beneficiary assemblies include the Adansi North District, Adansi South District, Obuasi Municipal Assembly and Obuasi East District.
The rest are Adansi Asokwa District. Atwima Kwanwoma District, Asokwa Municipal Assembly, and Ejisu Municipal Assembly. The distribution of these items is strategically aimed at encouraging and rewarding farmers in these municipalities and districts for their dedication and hard work.
The donated items are essential farming tools and equipment such as cutlasses, Wellington boots, knapsack sprayers and refrigerators.
These items are expected to enhance the productivity and efficiency of the award-winning farmers and support their ongoing efforts in modernizing farming practices.
The Chief Executive Officer of Adansi Rural Bank, Daniel Amponsah, who presented the donation on behalf of the Bank highlighted the importance of recognizing the relentless efforts of local farmers, who continue to provide food security and drive economic development.
The bank reiterated its commitment to partnering with the agricultural community, ensuring that farmers receive the necessary support to continue their invaluable work.
The National Farmers Day celebration, which is marked annually, honors the country’s farmers and fishers for their contribution to Ghana’s economic growth and food production. The event serves as a platform to acknowledge the hard work and sacrifices of farmers and encourages them to strive for greater excellence in their field.
The gesture by Adansi Rural Bank not only reflects its dedication to corporate social responsibility but also highlights the role financial institutions play in fostering community development and empowering local economies.
The Assemblies expressed their appreciation for the timely support, emphasizing that the items would go a long way in boosting productivity and supporting farmers in their day-to-day activities.
Adansi Rural Bank’s support sets an example for other corporate entities to contribute to the development of Ghana’s agricultural sector. Such partnerships between financial institutions and local communities are key to sustaining the growth and progress needed for a thriving agricultural landscape.
