CLEAN : Sheabutter project provides livlihood for Ghana's rural women

The video discusses the role of women in the north who engage in Shea butter processing as a means of generating income. It highlights the formation of groups to increase production and access both local and international markets. The economic activities have empowered women, allowing them to contribute to their families and communities. The video also explores the diverse uses of Shea butter, including cooking, medicinal, and cosmetic applications.

What is the primary reason women in the north engage in Shea butter processing?

• To learn new crafts

• To generate income

• To travel internationally

• To improve their culinary skills

How has the production of Shea soap impacted the women involved?

• It has limited their market reach

• It has improved their livelihoods

• It has decreased their income

• It has made them less independent

In what way has the involvement in Shea butter processing empowered women in their communities?

• They have stopped sending their children to school

• They have become less involved in community activities

• They can now travel more frequently

• They have gained a voice in their homes

Which of the following is NOT a use of Shea butter mentioned in the video?

• Skin care products

• Building materials

• Cooking

• Making soap

What industries commonly use Shea butter in their products?

• Automotive

• Cosmetic

• Construction

• Textile