Ghana

This flyer summarises two reports on MSME resilience commissioned by GIZ. It outlines the two project components, such as objective and methodology and summarises the results and key findings of both.

A study was commissioned to analyse the feasibility of the national government as a sole or shared risk carrier in a sovereign public asset insurance programme for Ghana.

This study has quantified, for the first time, Ghana’s climate adaptation needs in the energy, water and transport sectors. Based on these, government stakeholders have identified a roadmap of investments, policies, and financing to meet adaptation needs.

This flyer gives clear recommendations and examples on how such risk profiles for public assets can be developed in order to enable measures that increase resilience.

This study explores the role of effective early warning systems in providing information for vulnerable groups in hotspots to plan, prepare, mitigate, and recover from drought. 

This roadmap is aimed at preparing the ground for implementing risk-transfer solutions within an integrated flood-risk management approach for municipalities of GAMA (Greater Accra Metropolitan Area) in Ghana.

City authorities have a constitutional responsibility to recover from disasters in the minimum amount of time. The ability of Metropolitan Municipal and District Assembiles to adequately meet such unexpected challenges, requires careful preparation.

Although various interventions have been put in place to ensure that flood risk in the Accra, Ghana is properly managed, some Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assembiles face significant challenges to finance reconstruction work after floods.