Isaac Dodzi Mordo serves as the Personal Assistant at the Action on Africa Woman Foundation Ghana, a prominent community-driven non-governmental organisation dedicated to gender equality and socio-economic empowerment. In this capacity, Mr Mordo provides critical administrative and operational support to the leadership team, facilitating the coordination of the foundation’s diverse local initiatives and expanding international partnerships. His work is central to ensuring the smooth execution of the organisation’s advocacy, capacity-building, and community development programmes across Ghana.
Operating from the foundation’s headquarters in Tema, Mr Mordo assists in managing cross-border collaborations and global initiatives. This includes supporting the foundation’s engagement with international academic institutions, such as Acharya University in India, and its participation in the United Nations Global Compact. By coordinating the logistics and communications for these high-level engagements, he helps bridge the gap between grassroots community development in Ghana and global economic networks, demonstrating how local capacity building contributes to sustainable international trade and resilient supply chains.
Organisation
Established in 2006, Action on Africa Woman Foundation Ghana is a dedicated non-governmental organisation focused on improving the quality of life for women, youth, and children. Headquartered in Tema, the foundation operates across multiple regions, including the Central and Greater Accra Regions. Its activities span health advocacy, humanitarian response, livelihood support, and the promotion of green energy technologies like solar power and liquefied petroleum gas. Notably, the organisation is a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact and has successfully executed regional economic empowerment initiatives, such as the CAP-500 Project, which trained rural women entrepreneurs to foster local self-sufficiency and market integration.
Areas of Focus
- Administrative and operational coordination for non-governmental organisations.
- Cross-border academic collaborations and international partnership management.
- Grassroots economic empowerment and capacity building for women and youth.
- Sustainable development, green energy transition, and agricultural investment.
At the Forum
At the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum in London, Mr Mordo aims to support the foundation’s delegation, led by Executive Director Nana Kumasah Krampah II. He seeks to facilitate strategic dialogue with international trade officials, policymakers, and business leaders to advance the foundation’s mission. Through these interactions, he intends to explore new avenues for international cooperation, secure sustainable investments for Ghanaian community initiatives, and promote the integration of local female entrepreneurs into global supply chains.
