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Greening must be part of Ghana’s development, not an afterthought – Prof Naana Jane

“Since we are serious about green business, we must pay attention to the entire chain, from production to finance, and how products reach the market,” she said.
She urged local authorities, developers and businesses to help create demand for green spaces, while Ghanaian producers are equipped to meet that demand and pursue export opportunities.
The Vice President said this would require attention to the entire horticultural value chain, including transport, storage, quality standards, finance and access to markets.
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