CACCI Report #2: A Concise Country Profile for Ghana

CACCI Report #2: A Concise Country Profile for Ghana

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July 17, 2024 - Simon Bawakyillenuo, Andrew Agyei-Holmes, Richard Kwabi Ayisi, Philip Aniah​

Summary: The "Ghana: A Concise Country Profile" report delves into the country's socio-economic and environmental contexts. It provides a detailed assessment of Ghana's climate change policies and initiatives, highlighting the nation's strides in implementing its NDCs and NAPs. The report emphasizes Ghana's agricultural sector, its importance to the national economy, and its susceptibility to climate impacts. It discusses key policy documents and strategies that support climate resilience and sustainable agricultural practices. The involvement of various stakeholders, including government agencies and research institutions, is examined to understand their contributions to Ghana's climate goals.

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