This specialised workshop is designed for project managers and professionals involved in development initiatives, focusing on integrating social and environmental safeguards for sustainable project implementation. Participants will gain insights into the principles, tools, and strategies needed to navigate and comply with safeguards instruments, ensuring projects contribute positively to both communities and the environment.

This is a Social Safeguards and Grievance Redress workshop designed to empower Public Relations and Complaints Committee (PRCC) members to effectively address complaints and prevent litigation and social conflicts on development projects. This workshop could also target selected Assembly Members from Metropolitan, Municipal, District Assemblies (MMDAs), Sanitation Officers, as well as representatives from CHRAJ, NCCE, PAPs.

This workshop offers broad overview of Gender Mainstreaming. It essentially offers a pluralistic approach that values the diversity among people of different genders especially WOMEN. The workshop will focus on both the policy and execution dimensions of the theme.

This workshop seeks to discuss, evaluate and coach participants on the fundamentals of the ESMF policy as well as its operationalisation.

This workshop seeks to discuss, evaluate and coach participants on the key aspects of the Resettlement Policy Framework (RPF). It will further highlight its operationalisation.

To improve knowledge and understanding of the foundations of REDD+ related projects leading to a discourse on their effectiveness and alternate strategies.

To engage participants on the virtues, effectiveness and sustainability of Carbon Trading Models for REDD+ programs.

The workshop aims to deepen participants' understanding of Social Safeguard Policies in development projects, focusing on the World Bank's requirements. It will assist in developing a Road Map for successful resettlement programs within the context of stakeholder engagement for specific projects.

The workshop focuses on Environmental and Social Safeguards in the context of Development Partner Projects. It facilitates direct engagement with regulatory authorities (EPA / Lands Commission) to address process, regulatory, and emerging issues in the dynamic Safeguards landscape. The workshop serves as both stakeholder engagement and a consultancy substitute, providing a comprehensive understanding of evolving requirements and fostering effective collaboration with regulatory bodies.

This workshop provides a platform for in-depth discussions with the Lands Commission (LC) on processes and emerging issues related to Environmental and Social Safeguards within the framework of Development Partner Projects. Participants will gain insights into the evolving landscape of safeguards, engage in practical discussions on regulatory processes, and address emerging challenges. The course aims to enhance collaboration between stakeholders and the Lands Commission, fostering a clear understanding of safeguards in the context of development initiatives.

The workshop aims to foster a contextual understanding of the developmental challenges in developing countries, with a specific focus on slum areas. It seeks to deepen participants' appreciation for a multi-faceted approach to managing slum development, highlighting the critical importance of a participatory approach that emphasizes community ownership. The overarching goal is to assist participants in developing a practical roadmap for planning and successfully implementing a slum upgrading program within the framework of a specific project.

This workshop aims to help project implementers deepen their understanding and practical application of the ESMF, as a crucial project policy document.

This workshop aims to enhance project implementers' understanding and proficiency in developing and utilising the Resettlement Policy Framework a critical project policy document.

This training course is designed for contractors and consultants engaged in development projects, with a primary focus on ensuring Environmental and Social Compliance through the understanding and application of Environmental and Social Management Frameworks (ESMF) and Resettlement Policy Frameworks (RPF). Participants will gain comprehensive insights into the key principles, regulations, and practical approaches needed to achieve and maintain compliance with environmental and social standards.

This workshop delves into the intricate landscape of Environmental and Social (E&S) Requirements for development projects, presenting a balanced exploration of the case for and against the growing complexity in these areas. Participants will gain a nuanced understanding of sustainability challenges, evolving development partner expectations, and strategies for effective E&S compliance to ensure project success and societal well-being.

This workshop focuses on a thorough assessment of the changing landscape in the World Bank Environmental & Social Requirements.

This workshop offers a comprehensive examination of the ten (10) Environmental & Social Standards (ESS) outlined in the New World Bank Environmental & Social Framework, juxtaposed against the corresponding Environmental & Social Requirements of Ghana. Through in-depth analysis, participants will explore areas of convergence and departure, gaining insights into the alignment of global standards with local regulatory frameworks.