The Ghana Cooperative Susu Collectors Association (GCSCA) has been at the forefront of financial inclusion in Ghana, particularly for underserved and rural populations. By empowering susu collectors through training, regulation, and advocacy, GCSCA plays a vital role in the informal financial sector.

Susu collection has long served as a trusted method for saving money in Ghana. However, with the rise of digital banking and the need for financial security, GCSCA ensures that susu collectors operate professionally and ethically. Their role in promoting transparency and member accountability enhances trust between collectors and the public.

Through partnerships with the Bank of Ghana and international microfinance bodies, GCSCA is building a bridge between traditional savings methods and modern financial systems. The future of cooperative finance in Ghana is bright — and GCSCA stands at its core.