DescriptionUSAmbJackson Kasuliyili 2016-04-01 B003b.jpg	English: Visit of the U.S. Ambassador, Robert Porter Jackson (right, with hat), in Northern Ghana, March/April 2016: Original caption: " At Kasuliyili, the ambassador visited a Community-based Health Planning and Service (CHPS) compound to interact with the health workers and observe the RING nutrition program; he also interacted with beneficiaries of the Resiliency in Northern Ghana (SPRING) soybean program and the village savings and loan association. "
Date	29 March 2016
Source	Facebook profile of the US Embassy in Ghana
Author	official photographer of the US Embassy in Ghana
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RING = USAID-supported initiative "Resiliency in Northern Ghana" with the aim "...to improve the livelihoods and nutritional status of the poorest of Northern Region households, with an emphasis on pregnant and lactating women and children under five years of age. The RING project will help increase food security, improve consumption of diverse quality food, and enhance nutrition- and hygiene-related behaviors to improve the health and resiliency of families."
SPRING = soybeen program of the RING