Africa Disaster and Resilience Council Welcomes Honorary Trustee, Dr. Chetachi Nwoga Ecton, to Drive Food Security and Resilience Solutions in Afric

Africa Disaster and Resilience Council Welcomes Honorary Trustee, Dr. Chetachi Nwoga Ecton, to Drive Food Security and Resilience Solutions in Africa

SAN FRANCISCO, CA and ABUJA, NIGERIA, FEBRUARY 4, 2024 – In a landmark initiative for the African continent, the newly established Africa Disaster and Resilience Council (ADRC) has been launched, signifying a proactive step forward in bolstering food security and resilience strategies. The ADRC, an innovative alliance between Got Produce Global Brands and the Global Connective Center-Africa, is poised to synergize human capabilities, cutting-edge technology, and robust financial strategies to empower the execution of strategic initiatives and enhance current partnerships.

Amidst the growing concerns over food security exacerbated by natural disasters, the ADRC emerges as a beacon of hope with a comprehensive approach to address these challenges. It strives to unify diverse expertise and resources, propelling sustainable solutions and reinforcing African communities against the trials of adversity.

The Council has reached a defining moment with the appointment of its first honorary trustee from Nigeria, Dr. Chetachi Nwoga Ecton. Dr. Ecton, widely acclaimed for her disaster relief efforts and her profound knowledge of food security in Africa, is esteemed for her dedication to community support during crises. Her involvement with the ADRC is a testament to the Council’s dedication to incorporating diverse, experienced voices in its mission to drive transformative change throughout the continent.

Dr. Ecton’s appointment reflects the ADRC’s commitment to inclusivity and leadership excellence. Her insights will be instrumental in guiding the Council’s strategies to bolster food security and nurture resilience in African nations. The ADRC is confident that Dr. Ecton’s unique perspective will enhance the Council’s capacity to innovate and implement meaningful projects, ensuring a prosperous and sustainable future for Africa.

Envisioning a continent resilient to natural calamities and self-sufficient in food security, the ADRC is forging ahead with strategic alliances and collective efforts. The Council’s goal is to foster an Africa capable of enduring any challenges, safeguarding the livelihoods and nutrition of its populations. Ms. Walliser, the founder of Got Produce Global Brands, underscores the importance of comprehensive food security solutions as a way to stabilize and secure communities in the region.

Mr. Udofia, expresses immense pride in witnessing the partnership with GPG culminate in creating the ADRC and the appointment of Dr. Ecton, uniting a dynamic array of organizations in a transformative movement towards empowering communities for comprehensive food safety and security worldwide.

About the Africa Disaster and Resilience Council (ADRC): The ADRC stands at the forefront of combating food security issues and enhancing resilience across Africa. With its strategic alliances and comprehensive action plans, the Council is committed to optimizing resource utilization and presenting a united front against natural disasters. The ADRC actively seeks to cement a more resilient Africa, laying the groundwork for the well-being and prosperity of its populations.

For more information, contact Deborah Walliser at [email protected], Nate Udofia at [email protected].

Saransh Jain



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