This Project is supported by the World Bank in collaboration with Solidaridad, Tropenbos Ghana, and the Forestry Commission
Enhancing Access to Benefits While Lowering Emissions in Ghana
Building inclusive, climate-resilient communities by ensuring women, youth, migrant farmers, and persons with disabilities have equitable access to carbon and non-carbon benefits under Ghana’s Emission Reductions Program.
About the Project
The EnABLE Ghana Project is a multi-stakeholder initiative implemented by Solidaridad West Africa and Tropenbos Ghana to strengthen equitable participation in Ghana’s climate and forest governance systems.
EnABLE Ghana contributes to reducing emissions from deforestation while improving livelihoods and strengthening community resilience. The project works directly with farming communities, traditional authorities, civil society organizations, government institutions, and local stakeholders to create fair and transparent systems that benefit people and protect forests.
Focus Area
Inclusive Benefit Sharing
Sustainable Forest & Cocoa Landscapes
Community Engagement
Governance and Accountability
Results at a Glance
No of people accessing carbon benefits directly
No of people engaged at the landscape level
No of people directly trained on inclusive benefit sharing and access
No of people with capacity built
No of people reached
Community Groups Reached
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