Climate Communications and Local Governance-Africa (CCLG-Africa) has lauded the government for establishing the green transition within the Energy Ministry, demonstrating its commitment to addressing climate change and environmental sustainability.
According to CCLG-Africa, while this is a positive step, itbelieves a more comprehensive approach could necessarily be effective and tackle these global challenges.
In a press statement signed by the President of CCLG-Africa, Mr.Kofi Don-Agor argued that a dedicated ministry integrating climate change, environment, and green transition to facilitate better coordination among government departments, agencies, and stakeholders is the way to go.
A unified ministry would have ensured a cohesive response to interconnected issues, enabling to: firstly, leverage resources efficiently, streamlining funding and allocation.
Secondly, steamline decision-making, by reducing bureaucratic barriers.
Further,the statement adds that it will drive meaningful progress, towards achieving tangible results in emissions reduction, sustainable development, and environmental conservation
“We further urge the government to take bold steps towards robust programs and activities addressing climate change, environmental sustainability, and green transition. By working together, we can create a sustainable future where economic growth, social justice, and environmental protection thrive.
We look forward to collaborating with the Government of Ghana and stakeholders towards a greener, and sustainable future.” the statement noted.
