Land ownership disputes and inadequate documentation are making it difficult for financial institutions to support nature-based climate projects in Ghana, the Head of Sustainable Financing and Impact at Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG), Eva Ackuaku, has said. She said the challenges were particularly pronounced in communities where land was held under complex family ownership arrangements, making […]
Land ownership disputes and inadequate documentation are making it difficult for financial institutions to support nature-based climate projects in Ghana, the Head of Sustainable Financing and Impact at Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG), Eva Ackuaku, has said. She said the challenges were particularly pronounced in communities where land was held under complex family ownership arrangements, making […]
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