
AC Research Services (ACRS) and YUAPART Africa teams-up to collaborate on research,
capacity building, and evidence-based solutions for sustainable development, particularly in
Africa.
YUAPART Africa is a youth-driven and community-centered non-profit organisation dedicated
to promoting positive change in climate action, adaptive leadership, and social inclusion. ACRS
specializes in high-impact research to support evidence-based decision-making in agricultural
development, livelihood empowerment, and climate resilience.
This deliberate partnership aims to bridge the gap between research and practical action,
ensuring informed decision-making that drives meaningful and lasting development across
Africa. Through joint initiatives, the collaboration will enhance research-driven solutions, build
local capacity (especially among the youth and rural dwellers), and empower communities to
adopt sustainable practices.
Key focus areas of the partnership include:
Research & Innovation – Conducting data-driven studies to inform policies and
practices in agriculture, climate resilience, and social development.
Capacity Building – Providing training, mentorship, and knowledge-sharing
programmes to equip young leaders and local communities with essential skills
.
Community Development Initiatives – Implementing grassroots projects that promote
sustainability, social inclusion, and economic empowerment.
Together, ACRS and YUAPART Africa are committed to driving impactful solutions that
address critical development challenges in Africa.
Stay tuned for updates on our collaborative projects!

More projects
ProjectsEnhancing Soil and Plant Health for Sustainable Crop Production Through Biochar-Endophyte Synergy in the Savannah Zone of Ghana
Phase 2 of the Food Ensure Ghana Project Title: Enhancing Soil and Plant Health for Sustainable Crop Production Through Biochar-Endophyte Synergy in the Savannah Zone of Ghana Background Following the successful…
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ProjectsSynergistic effect of rice husk biochar and endophyte (bioensure and biotango) application on nutrient uptake and nutritional composition of amaranthus
Amaranthus and other vegetable crops are grown by small-scale farmers in Ghana’s northern area, where a variety of chemical fertilizers are also used to enhance the plants’ nutritional makeup and nutrient intake. The…
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ProjectsUsing Rice Husk and Sawdust Biochar to Improve Soil for Sustainable Vegetable Farming in Northern Ghana
In sub-Saharan Africa, declining soil fertility and inadequate moisture retention are two of the main obstacles to sustainable vegetable production. This study evaluated the impact of various rates and varieties of…
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