Ghana faces significant and growing physical climate risks, including shifting rainfall patterns, flooding, coastal erosion, and temperature stress with direct financial consequences for businesses across agriculture, infrastructure, financial services, and energy. Alongside physical risk, the global policy response to climate change is generating transition risk for organisations exposed to international markets and capital flows. Many organisations acknowledge these risks but have not yet quantified them, integrated them into strategy, or built the TCFD-aligned disclosure and decarbonisation plans that investors and regulators now expect.
KPMG Ghana helps organisations move from climate awareness to climate action quantifying physical and transition risks through rigorous scenario analysis, developing credible net zero pathways, and building the governance and disclosure frameworks required by the TCFD and ISSB. We apply global methodologies to the specific climate vulnerabilities, regulatory commitments, and sector dynamics of Ghana and West Africa.
We also support organisations in understanding their nature-related risks and dependencies under the emerging TNFD framework and advise on Ghana's developing carbon markets. By this we help organisations engage credibly with Article 6 mechanisms and voluntary offset instruments as part of a coherent climate strategy.
