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TEMPLARS Partner, Sarpong Odame, and Senior Associate, Aasiya Sarku Nettey, analyse Ghana’s green finance framework, highlighting how the Ghana Green Finance Taxonomy, Green Bond Regulations, and Ghana Carbon Registry are shaping the country’s sustainable financial ecosystem.

These frameworks aim to attract green investments, increase foreign capital inflows, and support Ghana’s climate goals under the Paris Agreement and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The authors examine how these frameworks offer clear guidance to investors, businesses, and project developers, ensuring investments deliver measurable environmental benefits. They highlight how these policies advance sustainable development, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and enhance transparency in green financing as global climate action accelerates.

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