The Africa-China Centre for Policy held a Green Finance Workshop at the Fiesta Royale Hotel in Accra on April 29. The African Climate Foundation helped run the meeting about Ghana's green money plans. People from banks, factories, and government offices came to discuss eco-friendly cash flows.
The group wants to build bridges between African and Chinese green finance experts as part of their Sino-African Green Finance Alliance. Paul Frimpong, who leads the Centre, said green finance helps both the earth and the economy. Guests split into smaller teams to solve problems about mixing earth-friendly rules with business needs.
Banks like the Bank of Ghana joined with the Securities Commission and the Ghana Investment Centre at the event. Workers from the Finance Ministry and the Development Bank of Ghana showed up as well. Everyone agreed they must work together to create better rules and new money tools for greener business in Ghana.
The group wants to build bridges between African and Chinese green finance experts as part of their Sino-African Green Finance Alliance. Paul Frimpong, who leads the Centre, said green finance helps both the earth and the economy. Guests split into smaller teams to solve problems about mixing earth-friendly rules with business needs.
Banks like the Bank of Ghana joined with the Securities Commission and the Ghana Investment Centre at the event. Workers from the Finance Ministry and the Development Bank of Ghana showed up as well. Everyone agreed they must work together to create better rules and new money tools for greener business in Ghana.
