As part of its commitment to climate action and sustainable development, LINK – Ghana is partnering with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Adaptation Fund Climate Innovation Accelerator (AFCIA) to implement Aquaponics Projects in Northern Ghana. This initiative forms part of the country’s broader efforts to adapt to climate change and build climate-resilient communities.
Aquaponics, a sustainable agricultural method that combines aquaculture (raising fish) with crops production, offers an innovative solution to some of the most pressing environmental and food security challenges in the region. By integrating fish and plant farming in a closed-loop system, the project promotes efficient water use, increased crop yields, and reduced environmental impact.
Through this partnership, Link – Ghana aims to:
- Strengthen the adaptive capacity of vulnerable communities;
- Promote sustainable food production systems;
- Empower local farmers with climate-smart technologies;
- Contribute to national and global climate resilience goals.
The Aquaponics Projects align with Ghana’s commitment under the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 2: Zero Hunger and Goal 13: Climate Action.
This collaborative effort underscores the importance of innovation, partnership, and community engagement in building a sustainable and climate-resilient future for all.
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LINKS:
- UNDP-AFCIA story: Farming fish and vegetables: The aquaponics revolution taking root in northern Ghana