The journey takes root
I began building practical responses through initiatives including Drive Aid Ghana. That same entrepreneurial journey became the foundation of Dream Village.
Kwaku Matorwmasen.Dambai · Oti Region · Ghana
I’m Kwaku Matorwmasen—a regenerative entrepreneur and community builder. I bring people, land, culture, enterprise, and practical innovation together to help rural communities thrive.

Verified public identity
Biography, name variations, social-impact history, media, film, publications and independent references—curated here as the authoritative starting point.
View my public profile01 / Why I build
They are full of knowledge, talent, memory, culture, and possibility. My work is about helping make that possibility visible—and turning it into practical systems that restore landscapes, create livelihoods, educate young people, and strengthen local leadership.
My entrepreneurial journey led me to begin Dream Village in 2007. It has grown into a living platform for learning, experimentation, enterprise, culture, and community partnership.
02 / The journey
I began building practical responses through initiatives including Drive Aid Ghana. That same entrepreneurial journey became the foundation of Dream Village.
Through Cletek Services and my administrative work with Redemption Children’s Home, I connected ICT, practical management, education, and community support.
I founded Green Gold Social Enterprise to connect regenerative land use, agroforestry, ecological restoration, and rural livelihoods.
Dream Village was officially incorporated as Dream Village Foundation, giving a formal home to work that began in 2007.
My personal story and the work of building a village for dreamers became an internationally screened feature documentary.
I continue connecting community knowledge with enterprise, regeneration, learning, culture, tourism, material innovation, and international partnership.
03 / The work
Restoring land and livelihoods through syntropic agroforestry—growing crops and trees together in layers that rebuild soil—alongside climate resilience and community enterprise.
Building social ventures, learning programmes, visitor experiences, digital tools, and material innovations around real community needs.
Bringing communities, government, businesses, researchers, travellers, and international partners together around shared action.
04 / Leadership
Community platform
Regenerative enterprise
Material innovation
05 / Foundations
Founder and manager of an initiative focused on basic literacy and nutritional support in underserved communities.
View archived profileFounder and director of an ICT company providing computer solutions and consultancy services.
View public listingAdministrative leadership supporting the day-to-day work of a children’s home in Damongo.
An earlier enterprise chapter exploring sustainable, eco-conscious construction and real-estate solutions.

Technology has remained part of my practice—from early ICT work to tools for land, materials, and community systems.
06 / Ideas & contribution
My perspective comes from building in places where infrastructure, finance, markets, and institutional support can be limited, but where knowledge, relationships, land, and imagination are abundant.
Available for keynotes, panels, workshops, project dialogue, and advisory conversations with institutions working across Africa and internationally.

07 / My story on film
Award-winning feature documentary · 2021 · 71 minutes
A deeply personal portrait of where I came from, what shaped me, and why I chose to build a village for dreamers with rural communities in Ghana.
Directed and produced by Elias Mierbeth and Michael Herzog, ZONGO follows my journey from poverty and hopelessness towards creating opportunities for young people through education, hope, and community action.
WinnerBest Young Director · Snowdance Independent Film Festival, 2022
WinnerBest of Category · San Antonio Black International Film Festival, 2022
NominatedDikalo Award and Globe Award · 2021
Also selected for festivals in Zanzibar, Accra, Montréal, Richmond, Abuja, and Cardiff.
Prime Video availability varies by country.
Film information: German Documentaries · Official festival record
08 / Public record
Selected coverage and publications documenting the ideas, places, and partnerships behind my work.
Coverage of the village’s approach to agricultural education, tourism, and community development.
Business & Financial Times · 2020A profile of Green Gold’s early moringa work and its connection to rural livelihoods.
AfricaX · 2021A long-form conversation about Green Gold, Dream Village, personal resilience, and youth opportunity.
UCI REGENERATIO · 2024My published reflection in UCI’s journal on regenerative development.
Global Ecovillage NetworkDream Village’s presence within an international network of community-led ecological initiatives.
German Documentaries · 2021Official film profile, synopsis, festival history, cast, and production credits.



09 / Journal
Field notes, honest reflections, and practical lessons on regeneration, enterprise, culture, leadership, and building from rural Ghana.

10 / An invitation
I collaborate with communities, institutions, investors, funders, researchers, media, and event organisers who believe regeneration must be practical, locally rooted, and built to endure.
WhatsApp preferred · +233 24 753 0020 · kwakuclement@gmail.com