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Projects

FP252
Adaptation

Multiple countries

Acumen Resilient Agriculture Fund II

FP231
Mitigation

Ghana

Accelerating Solar Action Program (ASAP)

FP223
Cross-cutting

Multiple countries

Project GAIA ("GAIA")

FP205
Adaptation

Multiple countries

Infrastructure Climate Resilient Fund (ICRF)

FP183
Cross-cutting

Multiple countries

Inclusive Green Financing Initiative (IGREENFIN I): Greening Agricultural Banks & the Financial Sector to Foster Climate Resilient, Low Emission Smallholder Agriculture in the Great Green Wall (GGW) countries - Phase I

FP168
Mitigation

Multiple countries

Leveraging Energy Access Finance (LEAF) Framework

FP137
Cross-cutting

Ghana

Ghana Shea Landscape Emission Reductions Project

FP128
Mitigation

Multiple countries

Arbaro Fund – Sustainable Forestry Fund

FP114
Cross-cutting

Ghana

Program on Affirmative Finance Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA): Financing Climate Resilient Agricultural Practices in Ghana

FP078
Adaptation

Multiple countries

Acumen Resilient Agriculture Fund (ARAF)

National Designated Authority

Ministry of Finance
Mrs Phyllis Fraikue Primary
Ag. Director, Climate Financing Division
P.O.Box MB40, Ministries, Accra, Ghana

Direct access Accredited Entities

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News + Stories

Farmerline: Empowering smallholder farmers and governments to create climate-resilient agribusinesses

04 Jun 2024 / The impact of climate change is impacting all sectors, with agriculture being particularly vulnerable, and a significant contributor to its exacerbation at the same time. The agricultural sector alone is indeed responsible for 19 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions, totalling 9.9 billion tons of CO2e annually.    Agriculture is a major industry in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, and Uganda, with up to 80 percent of farmland managed by smallholder farmers, who are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, with wide-ranging supply chain impacts. 

GCF spearheads innovation drive for climate-resilient infrastructure at COP26

22 Oct 2021 / GCF is pioneering an innovative new approach to developing climate-resilient infrastructure, which is set to make a big splash at COP26 in Glasgow.  This is a systemic approach, particularly applicable for islands and coastal areas which are vulnerable to hurricanes, storm surges and sea level rise.

Reframing development goals to catalyze climate finance

15 Oct 2018 / To expand the impact of GCF-funding and empower locally driven climate actions, a pioneering collaboration between the Government of Germany, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), UN Environment and the World Resource Institute (WRI), supported nine countries to put systems in place to understand and engage effectively with the Green Climate Fund and to systematically address overall climate finance gaps and opportunities.

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