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Ghana warned of severe El Niño risk as Accra flood insurance awaits government funding
Ghana faces a potentially severe climate shock in the coming season, with the CVF-V20 Secretariat warning of a high probability of a very strong El Niño and urging the government to put contingency financing arrangements in place before the crisis hits.
Ahmed said Ghana is eligible for premium support through the Global Shield against Climate Risks to establish parametric flood insurance protection for the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area.
The plan is expected to provide the economic, investment and financing framework for translating Ghana’s climate and development ambitions into actual investments.
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