African climate leaders working together in a policy simulation04

Programme platform

Global networks. Ghanaian leadership. Evidence in action.

Three major programmes connect long-term research and funding partnerships with institutions, media and communities.

Three major programmes

Built for sustained change.

Each programme combines trusted partnerships, clear public value and delivery grounded in the Ghanaian context.

A participant presenting during a climate knowledge exchange
Programme 01

Climate and Development Knowledge Network

CDKN supports locally led, inclusive climate-resilient development by connecting knowledge, people and practice. Beyond the Science is CDKN’s Ghana country delivery partner.

BTS role
Country delivery, knowledge brokering and programme coordination
Connected work
Youth leadership, enterprise, media and community knowledge
Geography
Ghana, connected to a global knowledge-to-action network
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An institutional workshop turning adaptation evidence into practical tools
Programme 02

CLARE Programme

CLARE is a UK–Canada research programme advancing climate adaptation and resilience. BTS translates that research into tools institutions can use and stories the public can act on.

BTS role
Knowledge translation, institutional co-creation and public communication
Connected work
ACTIVATE and Climate Evidence on JoyNews
Programme focus
Research uptake, adaptation practice and national media
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A climate communication team documenting evidence for public audiences
Programme 03

West African Climate and Health Consortium

A five-year, Wellcome-funded consortium led by KNUST across Ghana and Senegal, strengthening the evidence and systems needed to respond to climate-related health risks.

BTS role
Policy engagement lead and Ghana country workstream lead
Regional reach
Ghana and Senegal
Consortium focus
Climate, health, policy uptake and institutional action
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Six co-creation labs turn programme evidence into practical routes for policy, enterprise, art, media, institutions and local knowledge.

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