Markets · Ghana
Ghana: our priority market
Why Ghana
A natural starting point
Ghana has a long and distinguished history in gold, a diverse sector that spans large-scale and small-scale operations, and established public institutions responsible for minerals governance. These qualities make it an appropriate place to begin a careful, learning-oriented approach.
Our intent is to listen first: to understand the needs of producers, traders, institutions and communities before proposing solutions, and to ensure any technology we offer fits within Ghana’s legal and regulatory context.
Strategic focus
Areas of focus
- 01
Alignment with national frameworks
Designing technology that supports the mandates of Ghana’s mineral-sector institutions and applicable law, and responds to their priorities.
- 02
Inclusion of small-scale producers
Recognising the importance of artisanal and small-scale mining and designing practical, accessible pathways toward formal compliance.
- 03
Credible digital evidence
Helping participants maintain accountable records that can be reviewed by authorised parties and corroborated with other evidence.
- 04
Market confidence
Supporting the ability of responsible Ghanaian gold to be recognised as such by counterparties.
- 05
Local capability
Prioritising local knowledge, training and long-term relationships in how solutions are developed and supported.
References to Ghana describe strategic intent. They do not indicate any agreement with, or endorsement by, any Ghanaian public institution.