NEWS IN GHANA

Ghana has joined the World to mark the 2015 World Wide Views National Consultation Stakeholder Debate on Climate Change and Energy, the biggest forum simultaneously being marked globally within fifty (50) countries across the world in Accra, June 6, 2015. Pierre Kervennal, Environment Advisor, French Embassy addressing the participants during the Forum The grand event which took place at the Henry Gilbert Dei SSNIT Pensioners Recreational Centre in Accra saw 100 selected people from various fields of life made up of farmers, politicians, hairdressers, students, traditional leaders, faith groups, opinion leaders, youth activist groups and journalists converged at one place to debate on issues of climate change and energy through face to face interaction. They took turns to debate vigorously among themselves on the sensitive challenges confronting Ghanaians on climate change and the energy sector with the aim of finding solutions towards mitigating its impact and ada

The Community and Family Aid Foundation (CAFAF) with support from its partnering Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in the fight against Climate Change in Ghana; Apple Projects, Abibiman Foundation and the Institute of Green Growth Solutions have launched 1- day debate and National Consultation Forum dubbed World Wide Views Debate on Climate Change and Energy to seek the views of people on climate change issues and Energy. Leaders of CAFAF,APPLE Project, Abibiman and others at the high table during the conference The forum which is slated for 6th June 2015 in Accra will bring on board Journalists, Politicians, activists groups, stakeholders and individuals as well as laymen in the country to deliberate and share ideas on what should be done to resolve the issues bedeviling the World on climate change and Energy. It is expected that those opinions and views shared during the forum will be made known to the general public and decision makers for an input into policies fo