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Empowering grassroots women for clean energy and Ghana’s sustainable future

For Ghana’s clean energy transition to be genuinely just and inclusive, grassroots women must be recognised not only as beneficiaries, but also as entrepreneurs, innovators, educators, community leaders and agents of change.
Let us accelerate Ghana’s sustainable energy future by empowering more grassroots women as core leaders in the clean energy sector.
Ghana’s transition to clean energy is often discussed in terms of renewable electricity, solar power, energy infrastructure, electric mobility and national energy policy.
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