Our Mission
To strengthen the livestock sector, addressed its chalenges, enhance food and nutrition security and improve the livelihoods of farmers and value chain actors.
GNACAF exists to organize, represent and empower Ghana's cattle and livestock farmers — protecting livelihoods, advancing animal health, and building peaceful, productive agricultural communities.
We are the association for every cattle farmer in Ghana. The Ghana National Association of Cattle Farmers (GNACAF) is the apex body representing individual and groups of cattle farmers, pastoralists, and other relevant actors across the livestock value chain in Ghana.
Established in 2008 and formaly registered with the Registrar General’s Department in February 2010, GNACAF serves as the national voice of the livestock sector with a particular focus on the cattle industry. GNACAF is a non-governmental, non-profit, non-tribal, and non-religious organization dedicated to promoting sustainable livestock farming and peaceful pastoralism in Ghana.
The total active membership of the organization is estimated at 44,765 nationwide, while general GNACAF advocacy and programs cover over one milion farmers and actors in the livestock value chain.
To strengthen the livestock sector, addressed its chalenges, enhance food and nutrition security and improve the livelihoods of farmers and value chain actors.
To strengthen the livestock sector, addressed its chalenges, enhance food and nutrition security and improve the livelihoods of farmers and value chain actors. To advance the livestock industry and its value chain through advocacy on policy reforms, capacity building, networking, development programs and membership empowerment.
To promote the comprehensive development of Ghana’s livestock industry and ensure the wel-being of al actors along the value chain nationwide.
Operating transparently and honestly with farmers, partners and communities.
Bringing farmers together as one national voice, regardless of region or scale.
Championing livestock practices that protect resources for future generations.
Investing in practical training and education that strengthens farmer livelihoods.
Prioritizing animal health and welfare as central to a resilient livestock sector.
Promoting dialogue and coexistence between pastoralists and farming communities.
A small group of cattle farmers and community leaders came together to form a unified national association, recognizing the need for organized representation.
GNACAF extended its structure and outreach across Ghana's regions, building local chapters and farmer networks.
Practical workshops on animal health, welfare and modern livestock practices began reaching thousands of farmers.
GNACAF began formal dialogue initiatives with crop farming communities and local authorities to reduce land-use conflict.
GNACAF became a recognized voice in agricultural policy conversations, representing farmer interests at the national level.
Leading a national movement to organize cattle farmers, strengthen livestock health systems and build lasting peace between pastoralist and farming communities across Ghana.
Under his leadership, GNACAF continues to expand farmer representation, training access and strategic partnerships across all sixteen regions.
"Our strength is in our unity — one association, one voice, working for every cattle farmer in Ghana."
Coordinates regional chapters and day-to-day farmer programs.
Oversees membership records, communication and governance.
Manages association finances and partner funding.
Leads outreach, advocacy and media engagement.
Connect with a national network committed to stronger farmers, better livestock systems and peaceful agricultural communities.