Climate change finance in Ghana

Natural resource management in Ghana and its socio-economic context

Impact of climate change on economic development in Northern Ghana: opportunities and activities

Synergies between REDD+ and adaptive capacity at the local level - a Ghana case study

Political economy of climate compatible development: Artisanal fisheries and climate change in Ghana

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

Parliamentary Strengthening and the Paris Principles: case studies of Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda and Cambodia

Aid ~ Fragile states ~ Governance ~ Politics ~ Asia ~ Cambodia ~ Ghana ~ sub-Saharan Africa ~ Tanzania ~ Uganda

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

Youth vulnerabilities and adaptation: Exploring the impact of macro-level shocks on youth: 3F (food, fuel, financial) crisis and climate change in Ghana, Mozambique and Vietnam

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

Drivers and challenges for climate compatible development

African countries spending to meet the Paris climate promise

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

Aligning energy development and climate objectives in Nationally Determined Contributions

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

Unexpected allies: fossil fuel subsidy reform and education finance

Growth, employment and poverty in Africa: tales of lions and cheetahs

Bolivia's Participation in the UN Framework on Climate Change

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

Rethinking Natural Resource Degradation in Sub-Saharan Africa: Policies to support sustainable soil fertility management, soil and water conservation among resource-poor farmers in semi-arid areas

Government institutions, public expenditure and the role of development partners: meeting the new environmental challenges of the developing world