This workshop is a project deliverable being hosted by KNUST in Ghana to engage various stakeholders including the Regional Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, National Communication Authority, relevant research Institutes viz. CSIR-Soil Research Institute, CSIR-Crops Research Institute, EJP C-arouNd project partners across Africa, Europe, South America and Oceania,  local farmers, etc. on regenerative agriculture and soil carbon sequestration. The five-day workshop spanning 27-31 October, 2025 will also provide hands-on training experience on soil profile pit description and introduction to regenerative agriculture to youth and students of KNUST Senior High School, Kumasi. This will be followed by a field trip to African dark earth site (one of the project sites) in Asante Kwaa for the visiting EJP C-arouNd project team. As part of the workshop, Vincent Logah who is the consortium Work Package 1 (WP1) leader, will give presentation on the Activities, outputs and some results of the consortium. Some key results of the KNUST team will be presented. On-site engagement with the local farmers will also involve showcasing some key results in the local dialect and the implication for soil management for soil carbon sequestration and reduction in emissions.