Who We Are
Strengthening Inclusion Within Ghana’s Climate and Forest Landscape Agenda
The EnABLE Ghana Programme was established to address inequalities in access to climate-related opportunities and benefits within Ghana’s emission reduction and forest governance initiatives.
Despite the important role vulnerable groups play in sustainable agriculture and forest conservation, many women, youth, migrant farmers, and persons with disabilities remain underserved in climate financing systems, community governance structures, and benefit-sharing mechanisms. EnABLE Ghana was designed to bridge this gap.
Implemented by Solidaridad West Africa and Tropenbos Ghana, the programme promotes inclusive participation in the Ghana Cocoa Forest REDD+ Programme (GCFRP) while supporting sustainable livelihoods, environmental stewardship, and climate resilience. The programme combines community engagement, institutional collaboration, stakeholder participation, and evidence-based implementation approaches to ensure that climate action benefits reach the people who need them most.
Partners & Stakeholders
SOLIDARIDAD WEST AFRICA
Solidaridad West Africa is part of the global Solidaridad Network, an international civil society organisation with nearly 60 years of experience advancing sustainable and inclusive value chains. Operating in more than 40 countries across five continents, Solidaridad works with farmers, businesses and governments to improve livelihoods, promote responsible production, strengthen climate resilience and make sustainable practices the norm.
Media Contact: Francis Kwamena Ainoo, Communications Manager, Ghana
Email: francis.ainoo@solidaridadnetwork.org
TROPENBOS GHANA
Tropenbos Ghana is a non-profit organisation and member of the Tropenbos International Network dedicated to promoting sustainable forest management, climate resilience and inclusive rural development. Since 2001, the organisation has worked with communities, government, civil society and the private sector to improve forest governance, support sustainable livelihoods, generate evidence for policy and practice, and conserve Ghana's forest landscapes for future generations.
Media Contact: Francis Boareasa-Fofie, Esq., Communications Manager, Tropenbos Ghana
Email: francis@tropenbosgh.org
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