Advancing environmental sustainability, scientific development and technological progress for Ghana.
The Ministry
The Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology is responsible for policy formulation, coordination and oversight in environmental management, science and technology.
It works through its Directorates, Agencies and partner institutions to support the implementation of Government priorities within these mandate areas.
Updates
At the National Pre-COP Meeting in Accra, Hon. Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings urges Ghana’s COP31 delegation to speak with one voice and represent the country with professionalism, discipline and accountability.
Institutional Structure
Institutions
Ghana's foremost national science and technology institution, undertaking scientific and industrial research and supporting the application of research and innovation for national development.
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Provides environmental regulation, compliance oversight and related environmental management functions in support of sustainable development in Ghana.
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Promotes and coordinates the peaceful application of nuclear science and technology through research, innovation, education and specialised scientific services.
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Regulates activities involving modern biotechnology and genetically modified organisms to protect human health, animal health and the environment.
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Regulates the civilian use of nuclear and radioactive materials in Ghana to protect people, property and the environment from the harmful effects of ionising radiation.
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Provides sustainable financing for environmentally sound electrical and electronic waste management activities in Ghana.
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The Ministry's statistical report presenting sector information and statistics for the 2024 reporting period.
View publicationThe Ministry's 2025 Right to Information Manual providing current institutional information and guidance on procedures for accessing information held by the Ministry.
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