PwC Ghana has supported the Green Cities, Infrastructure and Energy Programme (GCIEP) at its kick-off meeting with the Development Bank Ghana (DBG) on the proposed Climate Finance Facility, marking an important step toward expanding climate-focused financing in the country. The engagement formed part of GCIEP’s efforts to establish a financing mechanism aimed at mobilising private …
GCIEP, DBG engage PwC Ghana on climate finance facility initiative
PwC Ghana has supported the Green Cities, Infrastructure and Energy Programme (GCIEP) at its kick-off meeting with the Development Bank Ghana (DBG) on the proposed Climate Finance Facility, marking an important step toward expanding climate-focused financing in the country.
The engagement formed part of GCIEP’s efforts to establish a financing mechanism aimed at mobilising private sector investment into green and environmental, social and governance (ESG)-focused infrastructure projects across Ghana.
Discussions with the DBG Executive Team focused on aligning priorities and exploring how the facility can strengthen long-term sustainability and economic resilience.
According to PwC Ghana, the meeting was constructive and demonstrated strong alignment among stakeholders around a shared vision of supporting climate-resilient development.
