By: Joyce Gyekye
Ten umbrella CSOs on environment will in the next two years, engage in capacity building on multinational environment agreements, that Ghana is signatory to.
This will involve education on policies, programmes and action plans in addressing Climate Change known as Nationally Determined Contributions.
They will be taken through bankable project proposal writing to source international funds. This follows an approval of about $500,000 to HATOF Foundation for that purpose.
The project known as CSOs Readiness Programme was launched in Accra Yesterday, October 20, 2022.