Omanhene Cocoa Bean Company

The Omanhene Cocoa Bean Company
Re-thinking cocoa from the ground up
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Global Compact COP

United Nations Global Compact

Communication of Progress (COP) Documents

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Global Compact COP 2009

Global Compact COP 2010

Global Compact COP 2011

Global Compact COP 2012

Global Compact COP 2013

Global Compact COP 2014

 

The word "Omanhene" comes from the Twi language in Ghana.  Twi is the language spoken by the majority of the Akan people who live in the middle of the country.

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