Institutional Involvement and Collaboration in Disseminating Biogas Technology in Ghana

Globally, biogas technology has been touted by academics, international organizations, United Nations, and pressure groups, among others, as an effective tool for protecting the planet against degradation. As such, stakeholders in sector have made some policy recommendations toward that goal. These include a global campaign support of energy sustainable development, climate financing community, all countries adopting appropriate national strategies, innovative financial mechanisms, encouraging private-sector participation achieving Clearly, to promote accessibility create favorable perceptions on adoption requires institutional involvement collaboration. That is, institutions need participate contribute terms ideas expertise well work together ensure dissemination uptake Ghana. This study is aimed at assessing level collaboration barriers A qualitative method was employed, data were collected from 101 respondents through interviewing. The results indicated government disseminating low, while service providers showed moderate involvement. With regard collaboration, it revealed moderately collaborate awareness creation but had low collaborations promotion, monitoring, evaluation. Furthermore, lack policy, commitment towards technology, key It recommended shows high providing needed resources activities task Ghana Energy Commission formulate facilitate adoption. Finally, steering committee composed relevant stakeholders, including Finance Minister or representative Ministry would good platform help champion