The report Green Economy Fiscal Policy Scoping Study: Ghana describes the current status of fiscal policy in Ghana, with the aim of identifying potential fiscal space for green investment, thereby supporting the transition to a more sustainable and inclusive economy. Specifically, the report describes recent developments in environmental fiscal reform (EFR) in Ghana, including the partial removal of fossil fuel subsidies in 2013. While the prices of petrol, kerosene, diesel, residual fuel oil (RFO) and liquefied. Based on the analysis of the country’s fiscal status, a variety of reform opportunities are presented and assessed, including the restructuring of taxes and incentives across key sectors to support the development of green businesses and the creation of income and employment opportunities.