The Forestry Commission, through its Forest Services, Wildlife, Timber Industry Development, and Plantation Development Fund Board divisions, manages Ghana's forestry sub-sector.
Read MoreGhana's Land Sub-sector is managed by the Lands Commission (comprising four divisions), the Ghana Boundary Commission, and the Office of the Administrator of Stool Lands.
Read MoreThe Mining Sub-sector is overseen by: Minerals Commission, Geological Survey Authority, Minerals Dev. Fund, Integrated Aluminum & Iron and Steel Dev. Corporations of Ghana.
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Restoring Ghana's forest landscape through sustainable management and community engagement.
Sustainable mining practices and landscape restoration for environmental protection.
Creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for communities affected by mining activities.
Sustainable cocoa production while protecting and restoring forest ecosystems.
Ghana hosted a high-level sub-regional consultation bringing together National Boundary Commissions from Ghana, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, and Mali. The gathering marked a decisive step toward strengthening coordinated management of shared international boundaries, with leaders emphasizing that borders must serve not as barriers but as bridges for unity, trade, and prosperity. Speaking at the opening, […]
Ghana, with support from the UK government, has commissioned and handed over 10 forest protection camps and two checkpoint accommodation facilities at the Oda River Forest Reserve to strengthen the fight against illegal mining, logging and other threats to the country’s forests. In a speech read by the Chairman of the Forestry Commission Board, Mr. […]
The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Honourable Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has intensified efforts to position Ghana as Africa’s premier mining investment destination by engaging global mining firms at an Investors’ Forum in New York on May 12, 2026. The forum, held on the sidelines of the 21st Session of the United Nations Forum on […]
