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Understanding the value of water for sustainable development
In Ghana nearly three million people rely on surface water to meet their daily needs.
Climate change isn’t gender neutral. Climate action shouldn’t be either
Gender disparities show that climate change does not affect all people in the same way.
Youth Solutions Report 2020
This Fourth Edition of the Solutions Report is composed of a comprehensive analysis of the 50 solutions, showcasing the problems, solutions, and impacts addressed by 25 non-profits and 25 for-profit…
Stopping yaws in its tracks
Mass treatment of endemic communities aims to break the chain of infection in Ghana
Mapping the essentials for a dignified life
Looking at poverty from every angle.
Ending the dry season with sustainable water management
Communities in northern Ghana thrive with reliable irrigation and new income opportunities.
Sound Chemicals and Waste Management for Sustainable Development
This brochure highlights the results, lessons learned, and human impact from selected GEF-funded UNDP projects to implement the Stockholm Convention on POPs.
Increasing water supplies in rural Ghana
“Our community dam is our only source of water. But these days, it dries up [to] 3 times in the year”.
Ghana boosts farming productivity
For Iddrisu, a farmer in Northern Ghana who had to walk 12 km daily just to get to his farm, solar-powered irrigation is a game changer.
Supply chain initiatives and REDD+ finance
Remarks on Integrating sustainable supply chain initiatives and REDD+ finance at the national scale
