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Video: Solar-Powered Mini-Grids Bring Security and New Economic Opportunities in Ghana (3:11)

Ghana provides electricity for 83% of its population, the second highest rate in Sub-Saharan Africa, but connecting isolated areas to the grid has proved very difficult. The solution: investing in solar-powered mini-grids like this one, built with support from IDA, the World Bank Group's fund for the poorest.

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Ghana Accountability for Learning Outcomes

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Ghana: Clean Cooking Program

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Re-integrating Out-of-School Children into Ghana’s Formal Education System

Morning classroom at Pong Tamale Experimental Primary School (GPE / Stephan Bachenheimer)

 

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Have you heard of impact bonds?

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What If We Paid for Outcomes?

 

Imagine if you could bring private sector resources and skills to social projects. Impact Bonds (IBs) are an innovative Results-Based Financing (RBF) mechanism that tie financial returns and payments to specific results incentivizing investors and service providers.

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Building the Market for Urban Sanitation in Ghana

In Ghana, output-based aid (OBA) was used to improve affordability for households in crowded low-income areas of the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area (GAMA) to invest in improved household toilets. OBA was provided as a subsidy to reduce the upfront cost for toilets and stimulate demand, which in turn made it more attractive for financial institutions to enter this market.

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Expanding Electrification to Low-income Households in Rural Ghana with Microfinance

In Ghana, blended finance helped improve affordability for rural Ghanaian household investments in off-grid renewable energy technologies. Local banks extended credit blended with concessional finance from the World Bank to rural low-income households for acquisition, installation and maintenance of solar home systems (SHSs).

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Maximizing Finance for Development through RBF

Given the significant financing gap to meet the needs of developing countries and achieve the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals*, governments, multilaterals and other development partners are increasingly looking to the private sector to help fill this gap.

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Lessons Learned Ghana Solar Home Systems

The webinar will discuss the project in detail, exploring how RBF can be used to maximize financing for development in renewable energy.

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