Perceptions of climate inaction persist among Ghanaian consumers, driven by income disparities

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Kasi Insight’s Sustainability Tracker, a tracker that assesses public views on climate change and environmental responsibility across Africa, reveals a prevailing sense of dissatisfaction among Ghanaians regarding corporate climate efforts. As of February 2025, two-thirds (66%) of respondents believe businesses in their region are making only limited efforts to …

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