The Institute of Leadership and Development in-collaboration with the Ministry of Health (MOH), Food and Drugs Authority (FDA), National Health Insurance Authority (NHIS), Ghana Health Service and other stakeholders are currently developing a technical brief on Eliminating Trans-fatty Acids (TFAs) in Ghana’s Food Supply Chain to improve Heart Health. The Policy Brief will form the …

National Trans-Fatty Acids (TFA) Multi-Sectorial (MS) Technical Working Group (TWG) Revised The Draft TFA Technical Policy Brief For Ghana Read More »

To this end, the INSLA, a non-profit civil society organization, has organized a consultative meeting for selected leaders from some communities in the Greater Accra Region to champion the cause for the formation of the coalitions in their respective areas. The leaders are from Madina, Yilo Krobo, Ashaiman, Shukura, Maamobi, Amasaman, Adenta West, Kasoa, Ablekuma …

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Stakeholders in the food and health value chain have called for an urgent action to help reduce Trans-Fatty Acids (TFAs) consumption in foods in Ghana. They (stakeholders) included the World Health Organisation, Food and Agriculture Organisation, Ghana Health Service, Ghana Education Service, National Health Insurance Scheme, Ghana Health Service, Ghana Standards Authority, and a host …

INSLA Launches Education Materials on Trans Fatty Acids. Read More »