These are selected accomplishments that reflect our range of professional experiences and expertise. We combine technical expertise with stakeholders and institutional insights to translate climate, environment and sustainability priorities into actionable plans and strategies for implementation.

We are proud and privileged to have spearheaded subnational climate adaptation planning in Ghana. Working in collaboration with the e Environmental Protection Authority of Ghana (EPA), , the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) the NAP Global Network and United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) we conducted the first ever district-specific climate risk and vulnerability assessments in Ghana to serve as foundational knwoledge and data to inform the development of Ghana’s first National Adaptation Plan (NAP). We worked with stakeholders and key institutions in selected districts and municipal assemblies across Ghana to analyse current and projected climatic conditions, understand local circumstances, establish levels of vulnerabilities ,develop plausible scenarios and identify locally relevant adaptation priorities.

Having established ourselves as the go-to experts in climate risk and vulnerability assessments in Ghana Having established ourselves as the go-to- experts in climate risk and vulnerability assessments and adaptation planning in Ghana, we were engaged to help develop a uniquely youth-focused climate adaptation strategy in the world. This work involved youth climate risk and vulnerability assessments and prioritized adaptation recommendations. We are proud to announce that this was the first youth-specific adaptation plan to be developed anywhere in the world, and Foresight Planners did it.

We developed Ghana’s first Climate Change Adaptation Communication reported to the UNFCCC. The document captures national adaptation-planning processes across sectors and levels and provides a stronger basis for transparency, resource mobilisation and wider engagement within and among sectors across Ghana.

As part of Ghana’s NAP processes, we were engaged by the Environmental Protection Agency to assess the climate risk profiles of selected businesses and build their to understand and respond to those risks.

As a sequel to our earlier work on climate risk and vulnerability assessments as part of Ghana’s NAP process, our team was again engaged to lead the development of Ghana’s first National Adaptation Plan. The assignment combined countrywide stakeholder workshops, horizontal coordination and transparent reporting to connect evidence from key climate-sensitive sectors and local communities with national adaptation priorities in a vertically integrated way.

As part of our outreach, education and capacity building processes, our team worked with Waste Landfill Company Limited to estimate the company’s carbon footprint. We provided helpful technical advice and guidance on how to design an emissions-reduction strategy to guide company operations.

Our team’s experience includes preparing Scope 1, Scope 2 and relevant Scope 3 greenhouse-gas inventory across major energy assets, assessing emissions-reduction opportunities and screening physical and transition climate risks. The work supported a climate-risk management framework with prioritised mitigation, adaptation and resilience measures.

Our team designed a standard MRV system, implementation guide, centralised database concept and reporting tools for public-facility energy savings and contributions to Ghana’s NDCs. The assignment also included training on GHG accounting, carbon markets, climate finance and energy-sector mitigation methodologies.

Across 25 West and Central African countries, our team led capacity building and technical assistance on Article 6 and carbon pricing. The work covered policy mapping, mitigation-impact and economic analysis, institutional and regulatory arrangements, and regional tracking of carbon-market initiatives.

Our team led inception, feasibility assessment and carbon-project structuring for a 5,000-hectare afforestation, reforestation and revegetation initiative in Ghana’s North East Region. The work covered community consent, land and benefit-sharing arrangements, VM0047 application, satellite analysis, biomass sampling, regulatory registration and carbon-market pathways.