Green Tax Youth Africa https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html GTYA Applauds Informal Sector Tax Strategy, Pushes for Broader Economic Reforms Home  Urgent Road Safety and Infrastructure Reform Needed Following Nsawam Highway Tragedy  Footer Green Tax Youth Africa Kicks Against State Assets Renaming GTYA Urges Government to Regulate Markets to Ensure Economic Gains Reach Consumers GTYA Commends Informal Sector Revenue Mobilisation Strategy GTYA Urges Government to Regulate Markets to Ensure Economic Gains Reach Consumers GTYA Urges Government to Regulate Markets to Ensure Economic Gains Reach Consumers Ministry of Finance proposes climate disclosure standard to strengthen corporate governance Blue and Green Economy Tax Revenue in Q1 Doubles as Government Expands Tax Net on Traders – Birr Metrics Green tax coming from 2027 Publications Activity Reports Fiscal Policy and Equity Our Team Debt CANCELLATION AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE Greenwashing, illegality and false claims: 13 climate litigation wins in 2025 CEDI STABILIZATION EFFORT AND ITS POLITICAL ECONOMY IMPLICATIONS Our Board Members GTYA urged the government to tap into green instruments for climate revenue Ghana’s Green Bond Guidelines Civil society leaves UN development summit feeling unheard Green Tax Youth Africa calls for review of quarterly electricity tariff increment UN Endorses First Article 6.4 Carbon Credit Methodology, Unlocking Billions for Global Carbon Markets News African banks and DFIs commit $100 billion at ACS2 to power green industrialisation Hong Kong Proposes Expanding Sustainable Finance Taxonomy to Transition Activities Donate Rwanda launches Africa’s second Green Taxonomy plan: This is what it means Audit Reports Approach to Work Our Organisation Can sustainable packaging save our cities? EPA launches enhanced emission tracker system  FRAMING FEMINIST TAXATION Annual Reports Press Release  Power Sector Vicious Cycle of Debt and Tax Injustice Regimes   Green Tax Youth Africa Condemns the Proposal to Fund Parliamentarians’ Pension with Carbon Credit Revenues   GTYA Commends Ghana’s Informal Sector Revenue Mobilization Strategy; Urges Broader Economic Policy Reforms  Green Tax Youth Africa slams new fuel levy; demands power sector overhaul GTYA commends Ghana’s Informal Sector Revenue Mobilisation strategy; urges broader economic policy reforms PRIVACY POLICY Resolve energy issues, don’t burden Ghanaians with new taxes – Tax Analyst Ethiopia Explores Debt-for-Development Swaps in Talks with World Bank GTYA Slams Government Over “1 Ghana, 1 Litre” Fuel Levy, Calls for Transparency and Real Power Sector Reform Economy Taxation Behaviour – Taxation can change behaviour positively CIVIL SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT ON THEPOLITICAL ECONOMY OF TAXATIONIN GHANA