Ghana's Minority Chief Whip Frank Annoh Dompreh has urged the government to tighten policies and regulations around the country's carbon credit market. Speaking in Parliament, he argued that a well governed carbon market could create jobs, attract investment, and support climate action. He specifically called for transparent rules, stronger protection of national interests, and high integrity carbon projects. Dompreh also stressed the need to build local expertise, strengthen the Ghana Carbon Registry, and improve coordination among key institutions. The goal is to position Ghana as a leading destination for credible carbon market investment in Africa while safeguarding long term development goals. The article does not detail specific policy gaps or timelines, but the direction is clear: Ghana wants a bigger slice of the global carbon credit market and is looking at regulatory reform to get there.
