Outcomes

Based on previous success stories from collaboration with CCAFS, Esoko, a private ICT company, has taken up a public-private partnership business model proposed by CCAFS to allow sustainable and equitable dissemination of climate information services.

300,000 farmers (21% women) are now being served to receive climate information services and market alerts through the public-private partnership. Out of this, 274,321 farmers are paying USD 0.20 for the service.

Highlights from the project:

• Project: Scaling Up Climate Information Services Through Public-Private Partnership Business Models: An Example From Northern Ghana
• Portfolio: Improving The Lives Of Farmers With Vodafone
• Blog: A CCAFS-informed public-private partnership reaches 300,000 farmers with climate information
• Info Note: Scaling up climate information services through public-private partnership business models

Project partner: 

Esoko