Kwaku Matorwmasen.Canonical public profile · Ghana
Regenerative entrepreneur, community builder and founder working from Dambai in Ghana’s Oti Region.
This page is the authoritative starting point for my biography, projects, media appearances, film, publications and historical community work.
Identity
Full name: Clement Kwaku Matorwmasen
Search variations
Clement Matorwmasen · Clement Mathorwmasen · C.K. Matorwmasen · Kwaku Clement
These variations appear in older correspondence, archives or third-party listings. They refer to the same person; Kwaku Matorwmasen is the preferred public name.Biography
Kwaku Matorwmasen is a Ghanaian regenerative entrepreneur and community builder. He is the Founder and Chief Visionary Officer of Dream Village and Founder and Executive Director of Green Gold Social Enterprise. His work connects land restoration, agroforestry, rural livelihoods, practical education, culture, hospitality, technology and partnership.
His entrepreneurial journey began in community service, ICT and rural education. Through Drive Aid Ghana, he worked around literacy, nutrition, volunteering and opportunity for underserved children. These experiences shaped Green Gold and Dream Village: practical platforms for communities to develop futures rooted in their own knowledge, relationships and landscapes.
Social-impact record
A 2014 Drive Aid archive reported basic reading and writing support for 362 children aged 2–16 across five rural communities, including 61 orphans.
Historical project-reported figures; retained with their original date and context.Drive Aid connected moringa advocacy with food growing, school support and a model intended to fund learning materials and further education through farm income.
Volunteer service created opportunities for cultural exchange and practical contribution to community-led projects.
Cletek Services and community programmes connected computer skills, technical problem-solving and youth opportunity.
Administrative work with Redemption Children’s Home in Damongo helped shape Kwaku’s understanding of care, management and opportunity.
Work across Zongo Macheri, Banda, Nanton Zuo, Grube/Grubi, Anyinamae and Boafori developed a long practice of mobilisation, learning and partnership around rural water.
Read current field notesPress, podcasts & archives
Independent Ghanaian coverage of agricultural education, tourism and community development.
Business & Financial Times · 2020Profile of Green Gold’s moringa, nutrition and rural-livelihood work.
AfricaX Podcast · 2021A 50-minute conversation about Green Gold, Dream Village, resilience and youth opportunity.
AfricaX · 2021Written and video companion to the long-form interview.
Regenerate:Hope · 2023A reflective account of regeneration, place, heritage and the evolution of Dream Village.
Global Ecovillage Network · ProfileDream Village in an international network of community-led ecological initiatives.
Latent Podcast · InterviewAn early audio conversation preserved under the Dreamivill name.
Ma Earth · Case storyA partner-facing story about regenerative agriculture and rural livelihoods.
Drive Aid Ghana archive · 2007–2016The surviving public archive of the initiative that preceded Green Gold and Dream Village.
German Documentaries · 2021Official synopsis, cast, production information and festival history.
Corrections & collaboration
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