Green Force Ghana: Digital-Led Solar & Waste Management Upskilling (Pilot with ATU).

Empowering 100 youth at Accra Technical University through digital-led solar and waste management upskilling to drive Ghana's Green Twin Transition.

Green Force Ghana" is a flagship initiative by the Skills Bridge Ghana Foundation, designed to bridge the gap between technical education and the green economy. In partnership with Accra Technical University (ATU), we are piloting a program to train 100 individuals—50 in solar panel technology and 50 in sustainable waste management.
The Twin Transition:
Our model integrates digital innovation with environmental sustainability. We utilize geospatial tracking (Geo-Tree) and blockchain-verified "Green Readiness Badges" to validate skills and impact.
Strategic Backing:
This project has been formally recognized by the Office of the President of Ghana as a strategic partner for green workforce mapping.
What we are looking for:
We seek international partners (NGOs, Universities, or VET providers) to help scale this model, share best practices in green curricula, and collaborate on a multi-national Erasmus+ proposal to expand technical training across the sub-region.

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We're looking for:

2 more partners

from Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, GHANA, Belgium - DE

Deadline for this partner request:

2026-06-30

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Project overview

Green Force Ghana: Digital-Led Solar & Waste Management Upskilling (Pilot with ATU). is a project by
Skills Bridge Ghana Foundation

taking place
from 2026-09-01 till 2028-08-31

This project relates to:
Capacity Building

and is focusing on:

Anti-discrimination
Environment
Non-formal learning
Sustainable development
Unemployment/employability

This project can include young people with fewer opportunities like

Social obstacles
Disability

Target Group: Vulnerable Youth & Informal Sector Workers Our project specifically targets young people with fewer opportunities, focusing on those in the "informal economy" who lack access to formal certification. By partnering with Accra Technical University (ATU), we are creating a pathway for: Economic Inclusion: Providing market-ready skills in solar energy and waste management to unemployed or underemployed youth. The "Twin Transition" for All: Ensuring that digital literacy and green skills are not reserved for the elite, but are accessible to grassroots workers through simplified digital tools. Recognition of Prior Learning: Using blockchain-verified "Green Readiness Badges" to give formal value to the skills of those who have been marginalized by traditional education systems.

Available downloads:

Office of the President Approval to Skills Bridge Ghana.pdf

Short URL to this project:

http://otlas-project.salto-youth.net/19883