CACCI Report #8: Ghana An Integrated Results Framework and Key Performance Indicators for Climate Change Initiatives

CACCI Report #8: Ghana An Integrated Results Framework and Key Performance Indicators for Climate Change Initiatives

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

The Ghana Integrated Results Framework and Key Performance Indicators report provides a comprehensive methodology for assessing the progress of climate change initiatives in the country. It details a set of performance indicators designed to measure the effectiveness and impact of various climate policies and programs. The framework aims to support better decision-making, enhance accountability, and improve the overall management of climate actions. The report is intended for use by government officials, policymakers, and stakeholders engaged in Ghana's climate change efforts.

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