KASA Ghana together with A Rocha Ghana engaged the media and CSOs to look at the need for political parties to incorporate Solution based approach on the need to critical look at, and bridge the gap on Environmental issues and the need to address these issues as a country. It is crucial for political parties […]

Kasa Initiative Ghana  has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Private Enterprise Federation (PEF) to collaborate  on common projects  in the areas of Climate Change, Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability. Speaking at the signing ceremony, Mr. Charles Agboklu, the Chairperson of Kasa Initiative Ghana, stated that, the main aim of the partnership is […]

The Youth in Natural Resource and Environmental Governance has called on President Nana Akufo-Addo to “exemplify leadership in the adherence of the ‘Leave No One Behind’ principle as the co chair of the eminent group of Sustainable Development Goals by prioritising and fast-tracking actions for active youth inclusion in the governance of the NRE sector”. In a […]

At the conclusion of UN climate talks in Madrid, our environment correspondent Matt McGrath considers the key lessons. 1 – Leadership is REALLY important COP25 in Madrid only happened because the Chilean government, faced with mounting civil disorder, decided to cancel the meeting in Santiago. Spain stepped in and in three weeks organised a well-resourced […]

PREAMBLE We members of KASA, an umbrella body of 7 coalitions of natural resources related non-governmental and civil society organisations, having met at our Annual Review/General Meeting (AGM) from 13th to 14th of November, 2019, at Aknac Hotel, Adjiriganor in Accra; And having considered and discussed some crucial developments and issues within the country’s natural […]

The current change in climate is as a result of numerous activities distracting the climate system of the world which Ghana is not an exception. This according to the Civil Society Organisstions for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 13 is as a result of low level awareness and knowledge of Ghanaians on activities that distracts the […]