This report assesses Ghana’s readiness to finance its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) in the context of the current economic challenges . Specifically, the report seeks answers to the following questions: 

1. What is the size of the available domestic climate financing tools and products in Ghana?

2. What are the critical incentives to scale up private sector climate financing in Ghana?

3. How can the government accelerate domestic private-sector investment through public finance instruments?

4. What level of stakeholder coordination is required to accelerate more private and corporate finance toward climate change?

In answering the above questions, we used an adapted Problem-Driven Political Economy Analysis approach to identify how to scale up domestic private sector climate finance in Ghana.  This report was funded by the  Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP) under the Extractive Industry and Climate Change Governance Programme.  It is published under  Creative Commons protocol.