Amanda Anipu is a development practitioner with over 10 years of experience in agribusiness development, financial inclusion, and program management across Ghana and the wider African region. She has led and supported the design and implementation of high-impact, donor-funded programs, working with institutions such as AGRA, ACDEP, and partners across the research, government, and private sectors to improve livelihoods, strengthen market systems, and expand opportunities for smallholder farmers—particularly women. Amanda holds an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Marketing from the University of Cape Coast, and is a member of the Project Management Institute (PMI) and its Ghana Chapter. She founded the Anaalie Legacy Foundation (ALF) from a deeply personal place, inspired by her caregiving journey and the realities faced by families supporting loved ones living with dementia. She is passionate about promoting dignified ageing, raising awareness, and building community-based support systems for elderly