Climate change finance in Ghana

Public spending on climate change in Africa: experiences from Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania and Uganda

Mapping current incentives and investment in Ghana’s agriculture sector: lessons for private climate finance

Drivers of development unlock remarkable progress

Ethiopia ~ Ghana ~ Malawi ~ sub-Saharan Africa

Carbon markets – strengthening the links between climate finance and trade policy

ODI–GIZ AfCFTA policy brief series

Improving the performance of Ministries of Agriculture in the field: recent insights from Africa

Politics of research-based evidence in African policy debates: four case studies

African countries spending to meet the Paris climate promise

Climate finance ~ Public finance ~ Climate change ~ Ethiopia ~ Ghana ~ sub-Saharan Africa ~ Tanzania ~ Uganda

Open for business – Africa rising

Economic growth ~ Humanitarian ~ Social protection ~ Water ~ Benin ~ Health ~ Ethiopia ~ Ghana ~ Malawi ~ sub-Saharan Africa ~ Jobs & livelihoods

Budgeting for NDC action: initial lessons from four climate-vulnerable countries

How, When and Why does Poverty get Budget Priority? Poverty Reduction Strategy and Public Expenditure in Five African Countries: Synthesis Paper

Sustaining and scaling up Millennium Villages: Beyond rural investments

Financial integration and development in sub-Saharan Africa

Economics ~ Economic growth ~ Private sector  ~ Ghana ~ Malawi ~ Nigeria ~ sub-Saharan Africa ~ Tanzania ~ Trade & investment

Political conditionality in Africa: An Empirical Study into its Design, Use and Impact: DFID 1999 - 2004

Aid ~ Governance ~ Ethiopia ~ Ghana ~ Kenya ~ Malawi ~ Mozambique ~ Rwanda ~ Sierra Leone ~ sub-Saharan Africa ~ Tanzania ~ Uganda ~ Zambia

How African integration can help achieve food security

The role of the AfCFTA in promoting a resilient recovery in Africa

Public finance and development: top things to read in November 2021

Public finance and development: top things to read in July 2021

How can national delivery of climate finance be secured effectively?