Nana Kumasah Krampah II

Nana Kumasah Krampah II, is the Executive Director of the Action on Africa Woman Foundation Ghana. In this dual capacity, he combines community leadership with institutional advocacy to promote gender equality, youth empowerment, and sustainable development. As a traditional ruler, he serves as the Omankrado of the Gomoa Asempanyi and Divisional Omankrado in the Central Region of Ghana, overseeing multiple towns and villages in the Gomoa Akyempim Traditional Area.

 

With over 19 years of experience in women’s empowerment and community leadership, Mr Krampah is a prominent voice in national policy and humanitarian development. His work has been recognised by the World Diplomatic Federation, and he was recently appointed as a Women Empowerment Advocate by the Eurasia Afro Chamber of Commerce. His advocacy spans sustainable green energy, agricultural investments, and practical learning approaches in education.

 

Under his leadership, the foundation has established key international connections, including facilitating academic partnerships between Ghanaian universities and Acharya University in India to provide international educational opportunities. He is also a vocal advocate for youth welfare, actively campaigning against drug abuse and encouraging investment in youth development.

 

Organisation

Action on Africa Woman Foundation Ghana is a community-driven, non-governmental organisation operating in the civil society sector. Based in Tema, Ghana, the foundation is a signatory of the UN Global Compact Principles. It focuses on uplifting women, youth, and children through capacity building, gender equality advocacy, poverty reduction, and educational partnerships. The organisation also champions environmental initiatives, promoting clean cooking technologies such as solar energy and liquefied petroleum gas, and is accredited for major international events including the UN 2025 Ocean Conference.

 

Areas of Focus

• Women’s economic empowerment and gender equality advocacy
• Cross-border educational partnerships and capacity building
• Sustainable green energy adoption and agricultural investment
• International community development and multi-stakeholder collaboration

 

At the Forum

At the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum in London, Mr Krampah aims to foster global partnerships that bridge local community development with international trade. He seeks to engage with senior business leaders, trade officials, and policymakers to explore collaborative pathways for human capital capacity building, sustainable development, and economic inclusion. Through sessions at the House of Lords and Guildhall, he intends to advocate for international support for green energy and agricultural initiatives in Ghana.