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Ghana · Section 9 of 9

Institutions & programmes

This section sets out the roles of the agriculture, fisheries and finance ministries, COCOBOD and the Tree Crops Development Authority, the Bank of Ghana and the agricultural lenders and guarantors, the market institutions, and the World Bank, AfDB, IFAD and Green Climate Fund programmes in Ghanaian agriculture, including two that have ended.

9.1

Public institutions

Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA)
Leads crop and livestock policy and the Feed Ghana Programme launched in April 2025, under Minister Eric Opoku (October 2026)123. Its directorates include the Statistics, Research and Information Directorate, the Plant Protection and Regulatory Services Directorate, the Veterinary Services Directorate and the Directorate of Agricultural Extension Services4567. Its 2026 allocation is GH¢3,037.6 million from all sources8. The 2026 Budget reported legislative steps to move oversight of COCOBOD to the Ministry of Finance8.
mofa.gov.gh
Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture
Established by Executive Instrument 28 of 2017, responsible for fisheries and aquaculture policy, with the Fisheries Commission as its implementing agency9. The Fisheries and Aquaculture Act, 2025 (Act 1146) re-established the Commission10. Its 2026 allocation is GH¢428.0 million8.
www.mofaq.gov.gh
Ministry of Finance
Prepares the budget, manages public debt and led the domestic debt exchange of 2022–202311. The Minister for Finance chaired the cocoa Producer Price Review Committee in August 202512. It issued the Ghana Green Finance Taxonomy in October 2024 and owns GIRSAL1314.
mofep.gov.gh
Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD)
State body for cocoa, coffee and sheanut established under the Ghana Cocoa Board Law, 1984 (PNDCL 81), wholly owned by the Government15. It sets the producer price through the Producer Price Review Committee, licenses buying companies and markets cocoa abroad through the Cocoa Marketing Company1516. Its subsidiaries include the Quality Control Company, the Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana and Cocoa Capital PLC171819. The President assented to the Ghana Cocoa Board Act, 2026 by 26 August 202620. COCOBOD describes it as newly enacted and gives its number as Act 1182, and Gazette publication was not confirmed21.
cocobod.gh
Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA)
Established by the Tree Crops Development Authority Act, 2019 (Act 1010) to regulate and develop oil palm, rubber, cashew, coconut, mango and shea2223. It sets minimum producer prices, for example GH¢9.01 per kg of raw shea nut in 2026, and from 1 April 2026 requires export permits for its crops24. It co-implements the World Bank Tree Crop Diversification Project25.
tcda.gov.gh
Ghana Irrigation Development Authority (GIDA)
Established by the Irrigation Development Authority Act, 1977 (SMCD 85) to plan and develop irrigation2627. Agricultural irrigated land was 1.8% of agricultural land in 202428.
gida.gov.gh
Environmental Protection Authority (EPA)
Re-established as an Authority by the Environmental Protection Act, 2025 (Act 1124), which also gives it the registration of pesticides and the Ghana Carbon Registry2930. It prepared the National Adaptation Plan of 2025 and its Carbon Market Office made the first transfer of mitigation outcomes to Switzerland in July 20253132.
www.epa.gov.gh
Lands Commission
Established under article 258 of the Constitution and the Lands Commission Act, 2008 (Act 767), responsible for public lands, land registration, survey and valuation3334. Complete documentation existed for 12.9% of household parcels for crops or forest trees in the 2017/18 census of agriculture35.
www.lc.gov.gh
National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO)
Disaster management body under the National Disaster Management Organisation Act, 2016 (Act 927)36.
nadmo.gov.gh
9.2

Financial institutions and regulators

Bank of Ghana (BoG)
Central bank under the Bank of Ghana Act, 2002 (Act 612), as amended in 2016, and supervisor of banks, specialised deposit-taking institutions and development finance institutions373839. It held the policy rate at 14.0% on 24 September 202640. It runs the Collateral Registry and issued the Sustainable Banking Principles (2019) and the Climate-Related Financial Risk Directive (2024)414243.
www.bog.gov.gh
Agricultural Development Bank PLC (ADB)
Universal bank listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange, 83.52% owned by the Government of Ghana at the end of 202544. Its total assets were GH¢17.89 billion, and it held gross loans to agriculture of GH¢1.13 billion at the end of 2025, 29.1% of its gross loans44. The IMF reported a commitment to complete its recapitalisation by the end of 202545.
agricbank.com
Ghana Incentive-Based Risk-Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (GIRSAL)
Company wholly owned by the Government through the Ministry of Finance, with seed funding from the Bank of Ghana and the African Development Bank14. It guarantees up to 70% of the principal of agricultural loans, and reported in July 2026 that it had guaranteed loans worth GH¢1.85 billion over six years through 40 partner institutions4647.
www.girsal.com
Development Bank Ghana (DBG)
Development finance institution launched in June 2022 and supervised by the Bank of Ghana under the Development Finance Institutions Act, 2020 (Act 1032)48. The World Bank Ghana Development Finance Project (US$250 million, approved in October 2020) supports it49. The DBG website sits behind a bot check, so its lending figures are not shown.
www.bog.gov.gh
Rural and community banks
147 licensed rural and community banks held total assets of GH¢24.55 billion at the end of 2025 in the BoG 2025 Annual Report, 5.00% of the assets of regulated financial institutions50. The Statistical Bulletin series gives GH¢24.88 billion51. Their loans and advances were GH¢6.48 billion at the end of 202551.
www.bog.gov.gh
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Capital market regulator under the Securities Industry Act, 2016 (Act 929), responsible also for commodities exchanges and warehouse receipt systems525354. It issued the Green Bond Guidelines in March 2024 and approved the Domestic Cocoa Notes Programme of Cocoa Capital PLC5519.
sec.gov.gh
National Insurance Commission (NIC)
Insurance regulator under the Insurance Act, 2021 (Act 1061)5657. Its reports could not be opened, so no agricultural insurance figures are shown.
nic.gov.gh
Ghana Export-Import Bank (GEXIM)
Export and trade finance bank established under the Ghana Export-Import Bank Act, 2016 (Act 911)58. The Feed Ghana Programme plans concessional finance through it for cooperatives1.
eximbankghana.com
9.3

Market institutions

Ghana Commodity Exchange (GCX)
Commodity exchange operating since November 2018 under the SEC's oversight5960. By late 2023 it had facilitated trade of close to 50,000 t of maize, rice, soya and cashew worth over GH¢280 million61. Its website listed 9 certified warehouses and 6 active commodities in October 202662.
www.gcx.com.gh
National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO)
Government-owned company incorporated on 11 March 2010 to hold buffer stocks of grain63. It made a net profit of GH¢91.7 million in 2025 after a loss in 2024 and bought more than 20,000 t of grain in the first half of 20266465.
nafco.gov.gh
Licensed buying companies and the Quality Control Company
Private and state licensed buying companies buy cocoa from farmers on behalf of COCOBOD, 48 of 65 participants were active in 2020/2115. The Quality Control Company grades and seals cocoa in 73 districts, according to its website17. COCOBOD paid GH¢34.52 billion to the buying companies in the 2025/26 season up to July 202666.
cocobod.gh/subsidiaries-and-divisions/quality-control-company
9.4

Data and advisory

Ghana Statistical Service (GSS)
National statistics office under the Statistical Service Act, 2019 (Act 1003)67. It publishes GDP on the 2013 base, the CPI (2021 = 100), the 2017/18 Census of Agriculture and the 2021 census68693570.
statsghana.gov.gh
Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet)
National weather and climate service71.
www.meteo.gov.gh
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)
Research council whose institutes include the Crops Research Institute and the Savanna Agricultural Research Institute72.
www.csir.org.gh
9.5

International programmes and credit lines

The World Bank finances the Food Systems Resilience Program (US$150 million, a first additional financing of US$15.77 million from the Food Systems 2030 Trust Fund approved in June 2024 and a second of US$125 million approved in April 2025), the Tree Crop Diversification Project (US$200 million) and the GALOP landscape project, and pays results-based finance under the cocoa forest REDD+ programme734974. A US$400 million road and market access project for agricultural value chains was at concept stage in December 202575. IFAD and the Green Climate Fund co-finance the PROSPER rural enterprise project, and the GCF funds landscape projects in the north and the shea belt767778.

Programme / facilityFunderPartnerAmountDateFocus
Food Systems Resilience Program, Ghana (FSRP Phase 2, P178132)World Bank (IDA)Ministry of Food and AgricultureUS$150 m, plus additional financing of US$15.77 m (Food Systems 2030 Trust Fund) and US$125 mEffective 5 Jun 2023, first additional financing (P181488) approved June 2024 and effective by August 2024, second approved 29 Apr 2025, closing 30 Sep 2028Aims to increase preparedness against food insecurity and the resilience of food systems73. The first additional financing of US$15.77 million from the Food Systems 2030 Trust Fund was fully disbursed by April 202573. It financed US$40 million of inputs after the 2023 dam spillage floods and US$85 million through its emergency component after the 2024 dry spell, and US$142.38 million had been disbursed by 7 April 202573.
Ghana Tree Crop Diversification Project (P180060)World Bank (IDA)Tree Crops Development Authority and COCOBODUS$200 mApproved 23 Jun 2023, closing 14 Dec 2029Aims to improve economic, climate and social resilience in selected tree crop value chains, including about US$64.49 million to rehabilitate 25,000 ha of cocoa farms affected by swollen shoot disease4925.
Ghana Landscape Restoration and Small-Scale Mining Project (GALOP, P171933)World Bank (IDA, GEF, PROGREEN)Environmental Protection Authority and Ministry of Lands and Natural ResourcesUS$90.6 m, plus a GEF grant of US$13.9 mApproved 30 Aug 2021, closing 30 Sep 2027Supports natural resource management in savannah and cocoa forest landscapes, with over 1.5 million ha brought under sustainable landscape practices4979.
Ghana Emissions Reductions Program (FCPF, P160339)World Bank (FCPF Carbon Fund)Forestry CommissionUS$50 m agreement ceilingAgreement signed July 2019, closing 30 Dec 2027Results-based payments for reduced deforestation in the cocoa forest zone, US$21,758,085 received for 4,351,617 tCO2e by 30 November 202574.
Ghana Development Finance Project (P169742)World Bank (IDA)Development Bank Ghana and Ministry of FinanceUS$250 mApproved 29 Oct 2020, closing 30 Jun 2027Supports a financially sustainable development bank providing long-term finance to viable small and medium firms49.
Ghana Financial Stability Project (P180719)World Bank (IDA)Ministry of FinanceUS$250 mApproved 30 May 2024, closing 30 Jun 2028Aims to build the capital buffers of deposit-taking institutions affected by the debt exchange49.
Ghana Market Access and Connectivity Project (P513708)World Bank (IDA), proposedMinistry of Roads and HighwaysUS$400 m (proposed)Concept stage, approval estimated for 17 Jun 2026A proposed operation to improve connectivity for agricultural value chains and road maintenance, listed at concept stage in December 202575.
Savannah Zone Agricultural Productivity Improvement Project (SAPIP)African Development FundMinistry of Food and AgricultureUA27.86 m (about US$39.01 m)Loan signed 15 Mar 2018, planned for 2018–2022Targeted about 50,000 smallholders in the Savannah Zone in support of Planting for Food and Jobs over a planned five years, 2018–202280. No later status report was found.
PROSPER (Promoting Rural Opportunities, Sustainable Profits and Environmental Resilience)IFAD and Green Climate FundGovernment of GhanaUS$147.3 m total, IFAD loan US$52.5 m, GCF US$25.4 mApproved December 2021, eight yearsRural enterprise and value-chain project with a financing gap of US$22.7 million at approval76.
Rural Enterprises Programme (REP)IFAD and African Development BankMinistry of Trade and IndustryUS$264.8 m total programme cost (US$265.8 m in paragraph 33)Approved September 2011, additional financing 2017 (about US$40.0 m) and December 2022 (US$15 m), closing extended by one year from 30 Sep 2024Supported rural micro and small enterprises, with AfDB cofinancing of US$70 million81. The memorandum of December 2022 gives the total programme cost as US$264.8 million in its financing summary and US$265.8 million in paragraph 33, and extends the completion and closing dates by one year from 31 March 2024 and 30 September 202481.
GCF FP265 Climate-resilient landscapes for sustainable livelihoods in northern GhanaGreen Climate FundUNEPUS$63.2 m (total US$70.2 m)Approved 3 Jul 2025Landscape adaptation in northern Ghana, US$10.1 million disbursed by 30 April 202677.
GCF FP137 Ghana Shea Landscape Emission Reductions ProjectGreen Climate FundUNDPUS$30.1 m grant (total US$54.5 m)Approved 21 Aug 2020Shea landscape restoration expected to avoid 25.2 million tCO2e, 78% disbursed78.
9.6

National programmes

Programme / facilityFunderPartnerAmountDateFocus
Feed Ghana ProgrammeGovernment of GhanaMinistry of Food and AgricultureGH¢1.5 bn for AETA in 2025 and GH¢200 m Feed Ghana line in 2026 (allocations)Launched April 2025, 2025–2028Flagship programme with Farmer Service Centres, grains, vegetables, poultry and agro-production enclaves2. By the 2026 Budget statement (November 2025), 50,000 t of fertiliser and 3,000 t of seed (own sum, 2,000 t hybrid maize and 1,000 t rice seed, 2026 Budget para 431) had been distributed, and 63,039 cooperatives and farmer groups with 661,687 farmers were registered8. GH¢1.2 billion had been paid to MoFA flagship programmes by the 2026 Mid-Year Review65.
Farmer Service CentresGovernment of GhanaMinistry of Food and AgricultureGH¢690 m (2026 allocation)2025–202850 centres to provide mechanisation and services, and GH¢551 million was paid into an escrow account in 2026 for a letter of credit for 1,840 machines865.
Planting for Food and Jobs and PFJ 2.0Government of GhanaMinistry of Food and AgricultureSubsidy of GH¢600 m in 2017–2018 combined2017–2024Subsidised fertiliser and seed from 2017, reaching 1,736,510 farmers in 2020, followed by an input credit model in 2023–20248261. No recovery rates of the input credit were found.
Free inputs and mass spraying for cocoa (CODAPEC and Hi-TEC)COCOBODCocoa Health and Extension DivisionGH¢2.4 bn spraying and GH¢2.7 bn fertiliser (2026 Budget)Reintroduced 2025/26Free fertiliser, insecticides, fungicides and spraying machines for cocoa farmers, with 13,000 pneumatic sprayers and 14,000 motorised mist-blowers procured for 2025/2612883.
National Cocoa Rehabilitation ProgrammeCOCOBODCocoa Health and Extension DivisionOver US$200 m of a US$600 m AfDB-arranged facilityLaunched 24 Sep 2020Rehabilitation of farms affected by swollen shoot disease with compensation of GH¢1,000 per hectare, after a 2017 survey found 315,886 ha lost to the disease, and the Cocoa Health and Extension Division is responsible for disease control848586.
Cocoa Farmers' Pension SchemeFarmers and COCOBODBoard of Trustees5% of bean value from farmers, 1% from COCOBODLaunched 1 Dec 2020, deductions from 6 Aug 2024Contributory pension for cocoa farmers registered in the Cocoa Management System8788. No enrolment figures are published.
Domestic Cocoa Notes Programme (Cocoa Capital PLC)Domestic investorsCOCOBODUp to GH¢16.3 bnLaunched on the Ghana Stock Exchange 14 Oct 2026GH¢14 billion of commercial paper for 2026/27 purchases and GH¢2.3 billion of bonds to restructure legacy debt, backed by forward-sales receivables, with bids of about GH¢3.59 billion at 11% for the first issue1989.

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