01
Resort & tourism
Hospitality
A flagship lakeside resort offering accommodation, fine dining and event spaces — anchoring Aiyinasi as a regional tourism destination and creating long-term hospitality jobs.
Our Ventures
Enterprise that stays at home.
A portfolio of seven interlocking ventures — from hospitality to heavy industry — designed to generate sustainable returns while creating employment, infrastructure and tourism growth for Aiyinasi.
02
Farming & training
Agriculture
Modernising cocoa, coconut and rubber farming through technical assistance and shared infrastructure — lifting productivity for every smallholder in Aiyinasi.
03
Schools & scholarships
Education
Investing in schools, scholarships and vocational training so the next generation of Aiyinasi can lead the ventures, industries and institutions we are building today.
04
Recycling · Rubber · Coconut charcoal
Green Recycling & Rubber Processing
A modern waste recycling and rubber processing industrial facility in Aiyinasi — turning plastic, rubber and coconut waste into recycled plastic pellets, rubber granules, raw rubber sheets and coconut shell charcoal. Built on 10–20 acres of stool land with access to rubber farms, coconut production and the Takoradi port, the facility integrates a plastic recycling plant, rubber recycling plant, rubber latex processing unit and coconut charcoal production — plus warehousing, utilities and a community recycling bin network. Estimated investment of $2.8M–$3.5M, projected annual revenue of $2M–$4M after three years, and 150–300 jobs created. Open to joint ventures, public-private partnerships and equity investment, with traditional authority backing from Nana Etwe Kpanyinli VI, Royal Stool of Aiyinasi.
05
Mining & trade
Gold Trading Licence & Gold Buying Centre
A professionally managed and fully licensed gold trading and aggregation centre, operating within Ghanaian legal frameworks — providing secure logistics and profitable export partnerships.
06
Wholesale & logistics
Food Importation & Distribution Business
Wholesale importation and regional distribution of food commodities and consumer goods — building the warehousing and logistics backbone the Western Region needs.
07
Boreholes & clean water
Water Drilling & Supply
Drilling boreholes and building a reliable water supply network for Aiyinasi and surrounding communities — delivering clean, safe water to homes, schools, farms and businesses.
Ongoing Project
Aiyinasi District Police Headquarters.
A new district police headquarters under construction in Aiyinasi — providing a permanent, dignified command base for officers serving Ellembelle and reinforcing public safety for residents, businesses and visitors. Funded and project-managed by the Foundation, with traditional authority backing from the Royal Stool of Aiyinasi.
Estimated Cost at Completion
GH₵ 200,000
Status
Ongoing
Beneficiary
Ghana Police Service
Professional Cost Breakdown
Indicative Bill of Quantities — Summary
| Work Element | Scope | Amount (GH₵) | % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Site preparation & earthworks | Clearing, levelling, setting out | 12,000 | 6% |
| Substructure (foundation, footings, ground beams) | Excavation, concrete, reinforcement, damp-proofing | 26,000 | 13% |
| Superstructure (block walls, columns, lintels) | Sandcrete blocks, RC columns and beams | 40,000 | 20% |
| Roofing (trusses, aluzinc sheets, ceiling) | Timber trusses, IT4 aluzinc, PVC ceiling | 24,000 | 12% |
| Plastering, screeding & floor finishes | Internal/external plaster, tiled floors | 18,000 | 9% |
| Doors, windows & burglar-proofing | Metal doors, sliding aluminium windows, security bars | 16,000 | 8% |
| Electrical installation | Wiring, distribution board, fittings, backup connection | 14,000 | 7% |
| Plumbing & sanitary fittings | Water supply, WCs, washbasins, septic tank | 12,000 | 6% |
| Painting & decoration | Primer, emulsion, gloss, external weatherguard | 10,000 | 5% |
| External works (fencing, drainage, paving) | Perimeter wall, drains, parking apron | 14,000 | 7% |
| Professional fees & permits | Drawings, supervision, district permits | 8,000 | 4% |
| Contingency (~3%) | Price fluctuations and unforeseen works | 6,000 | 3% |
| Total Estimated Cost at Completion | 200,000 | 100% | |
Figures are indicative estimates based on prevailing local rates for a single-storey institutional building of comparable size. Final quantities will be confirmed by the supervising quantity surveyor on certification of works.
Investment Models
Three ways to partner with the stool.
01
Joint Ventures
Shared investment and shared returns — blending local knowledge with external expertise for mutual growth.
02
Long-Term Land Leases
Secure, multi-decade leases on stool land — giving investors stability while keeping ownership with the community.
03
Public-Private Partnerships
Collaboration between the Royal Stool, government and private capital to deliver infrastructure at scale.
Implementation Roadmap
Phase 01
Governance
Establish the operational framework and governance structure of the foundation.
Phase 02
Feasibility & Capital
Conduct feasibility studies and attract aligned investors and donors.
Phase 03
Construction
Break ground and commence operations across the priority ventures.