news · 5 Sept 2026
Dream Village Wins Tourism Awards 2026
DREAM VILLAGE has been recognised by the Ghana Tourism Authority, Oti Region, as VISITOR ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR 2026
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news · 21 Aug 2026
A New Bridge to Opportunity: Dambai–Oti River Bridge Opens a New Chapter for the Oti Region
The bridge across the Oti River represents opportunity, connectivity and a new future for tourism in the Oti Region.
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regeneration · 20 Aug 2026
Planting Season Expands the Nursery and Memory Forest
A growing nursery is preparing trees for the food forest, community projects and the living legacies of the Memory Forest.
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innovation · 20 Aug 2026
Ghana’s First-Ever Off-Grid Hackathon at Dream Village
Twenty-five young innovators gathered in nature to co-create practical responses to waste, post-harvest loss and farmer support.
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Milestones worth revisiting.
Q3 2025
Ghana’s first off-grid hackathon
With Prisma, WADA and ARC, we welcomed 25 young innovators to work on grassroots solutions for waste, post-harvest loss and agricultural extension.
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Q3 2025
Dream Village becomes an NEIP Training Hub
After a national selection process, we became an official NEIP Training Hub and signed an MOU with Dambai College of Education for practical learning and community innovation.
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2024
Learning, tourism and restoration grew together
We expanded Dream Time training, opened new visitor spaces, planted more than 20,000 trees and began tourism work with Uprise Travel and the Ministry of Tourism.
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January 2024
Safe water for Nantong Zuo
With funding from Grundfos Foundation–PDJF and community participation, we improved access to safer groundwater for about 200 people while recognising that wider coverage was still needed.
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Trees need long-term care
Click A Tree support helped us pay women’s groups to plant and maintain trees, connecting restoration with local livelihoods.
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