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Amplio Ghana

Amplio Ghana delivers Talking Book programs in Ghana and West Africa. We can partner with you and your team every step of the way.

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Anthem Award gold for Responsible Technology - Community Outreach

Award-winning public health
outreach 

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 Partnering on Locally-Led Solutions for Sustainable Development

Amplio Ghana partners with government agencies, local NGOs, and international development organizations to plan and deliver programs in the hardest-to-reach rural communities. We use the Amplio Talking Book —

a battery-powered audio device designed for low-literate users. 

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2023 Annual Report

In 2023, we partnered to deliver Social and Behavior Change (SBCC) interventions in 20 Districts across four regions in Ghana. We also utilized Talking Books to support health education and peacebuilding programs. Thank you to our partners and donors for their collaboration and support!

Services & Consulting

Amplio Ghana offers a range of services, from technology setup and training to Talking Book program design and implementation.

We're here to help! See our Basic Service Package.

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​Program Planning and Field Implementation

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Technology Training and Technical Support

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Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC)

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Content Design and Audio Production

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Monitoring and Evaluation
 *including field surveys

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Community Dialogue and Group Facilitation

Partnering for Impact

Some of the partners we work with include Ghana Health Service, the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, UNICEF, CARE, VSO, Esoko, Savana Signatures, AGRA, MEDA, and World Cocoa Foundation. 

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“The Talking Book builds up so much trust. Community members now have access to clear health messages in their own language, and they are learning and sharing that information with others.” 

Florence Angsomwine, Jirapa Municipal Health Director, Ghana Health Service

Watch our COVID-19 Response partnership documentary > 

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A Multi-Sector Solution

Most of our partners are working on multisectoral projects. With the Talking Book, we can share knowledge about many topics and address critical, interconnected issues, such as climate change and gender equity.

  • Sustainable Agriculture
     

  • Animal Husbandry
     

  • Climate Change Adaption and Resilience
     

  • Food Security
     

  • Nutrition
     

  • Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (MNCH)
     

  • Breastfeeding

  • Birth Registration

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  • Girls Education
     

  • Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment
     

  • Child Marriage
     

  • Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
     

  • COVID-19
     

  • Financial Literacy

  • Mental Health
     

  • Negotiation
     

  • Shared Household Decision Making
     

  • Value Chains
     

  • VSLAs
     

  • Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
     

  • Youth Empowerment


     

Culturally-Relevant Content

We work with subject experts, musicians, and theater groups to create messages, including songs, dramas, and interviews. Our team has produced Talking Book audio content in more than a dozen languages.

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Community Facilitation

We partner with communities to improve learning, engagement, and impact. We want to see the hard work of smallholder farmers and rural families lead to better health, income, equity, and education.

Amplio Ghana News & Stories

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Contact Amplio Ghana

Curious about Talking Books? Contact us! We're happy to discuss your project and do a demo. We have offices in Wa and Tamale.

Email ghana@amplio.org, text, or call.


+233 (0) 392029971​

+233 (0) 392029876​

+233 (0) 507951789

Amplio Ghana is registered with the Registrar General’s Department (No: CG059762020) and the Department of Social Welfare (No: 9582) to operate as a non-profit organization in Ghana. TIN: C0049446894

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