IMF Staff Country Reports

Ghana: Technical Assistance Report-Diagnostic Mission on Macro-relevant Climate Change Statistics

October 31, 2023

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International Monetary Fund. Statistics Dept. "Ghana: Technical Assistance Report-Diagnostic Mission on Macro-relevant Climate Change Statistics", IMF Staff Country Reports 2023, 355 (2023), accessed 12/18/2025, https://doi.org/10.5089/9798400256738.002

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Summary

This Technical Assistance report on Ghana focuses on the diagnostic mission on macro-relevant climate change statistics. Discussions were conducted during plenary and bilateral sessions with key national stakeholders representing data compilers and users to take stock of work already undertaken on environment and climate change related statistics for Ghana, ongoing capacity development initiatives with other agencies, policy needs and data gaps, and data sources. Secondary priorities including mineral and energy resource and energy statistics, as well as carbon footprints, were identified and it is expected that project participants will agree on a roadmap for their compilation during a second phase of the project after Air Emissions Accounts are compiled. The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS), which is at the center of the national statistical system, will continue to coordinate the collaboration between agencies participating in this project in close consultation with the Environment Protection Agency (EPA). A technical coordinating group will include key stakeholders from the agencies participating in the plenary sessions and be chaired by the GSS and the EPA. Meetings will be held as needed.

Subject: Climate change, Climate policy, Environment, Greenhouse gas emissions, International organization, Monetary policy, National accounts

Keywords: air emissions accounts, carbon footprints., Climate change, climate change indicator, climate change statistics, Climate policy, E. climate change mitigation, energy accounts, environmental statistics, Ghana, Global, Greenhouse gas emissions, IMF executive directors, physical and transition risks, World Bank staff