Ghana
Republic of Ghana
Ghana is West Africa's second-largest economy and one of the continent's most stable democracies. The economy is driven by gold mining (Africa's largest producer), cocoa production (world's second-largest), and offshore oil and gas from the Jubilee and TEN fields.
Accra has emerged as a growing tech hub with an expanding startup ecosystem. Ghana hosts the AfCFTA Secretariat, positioning it at the center of continental trade integration. The country completed a $3 billion domestic debt exchange in 2023 and is implementing an IMF-supported program ($3 billion ECF).
Key strengths include a free press, regular democratic transitions, an English-speaking workforce, and improving digital infrastructure. Challenges include post-debt-restructuring fiscal constraints, high inflation, and currency depreciation.
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Adaptive capacity to absorb climate finance and adapt, following the readiness dimension of the ND-GAIN framework. Built only from measured values already held on each country profile. It is not a measure of emissions or physical climate vulnerability, which the platform does not yet hold.
- Energy access (30%) — World Bank, access to electricity (% of population). The single most climate and energy specific signal held: SDG 7 and the clean-energy transition.
- Governance readiness (20%) — Transparency International, Corruption Perceptions Index (0-100). ND-GAIN governance readiness: the capacity to govern and deploy climate finance. Higher is cleaner.
- Human readiness (20%) — UNDP, Human Development Index (0-1). ND-GAIN social readiness: the adaptive capacity of the population.
- Economic readiness (15%) — World Bank, GDP per capita (current US$), latest measured year. ND-GAIN economic readiness: the capacity to finance adaptation. Scored relative to the covered set.
- Digital readiness (15%) — World Bank, individuals using the Internet (% of population). Information systems for early warning and adaptation.
A country is scored only when at least 4 of the five indicators are held. Sub-scores are weighted and renormalised over the indicators that are present; nothing is estimated for one that is absent.
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