Alfred Adjabeng is a dynamic leader and expert in climate governance and community-centered development, reflecting over ten years of experience in carbon finance. Currently a PhD candidate in Development Studies at ISSER, University of Ghana, he is focused on equitable benefit-sharing and governance mechanisms within carbon offset projects, ensuring that carbon finance effectively serves local communities. In his role as the National Carbon Markets Specialist at the Basel Institute on Governance’s Green Corruption Programme, Alfred actively engages in sustainable development practices.

He has founded several impactful initiatives, including School Farms, which promotes climate-smart agriculture in Ghanaian schools, and Africa Carbon Watch, a project aimed at maintaining integrity in Africa’s carbon markets. Alfred also leads Visit Avatime, an ecotourism venture in the Avatime highlands. His dedication extends to youth empowerment through his non-profit work with YOTA and chairing local development committees. With a robust educational background that includes prestigious fellowships, he is committed to advocating for a responsible and accountable carbon market that benefits the communities involved.