About the Platform
The Plateforme Togolaise d'Information Climatique et d'Investissement (PTICI) is a dedicated digital resource developed to support Togo's private sector in navigating the climate finance landscape. The platform provides centralized access to climate data, investment opportunities, advisory services, and practical knowledge resources in both French and English.
The platform was developed with the support of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Government of Togo. It is part of a broader effort to strengthen Togo's capacity to mobilize and deploy climate finance in support of the country's Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and sustainable development goals.
Our mission is to make climate information and climate finance accessible, transparent, and actionable for Togo's businesses, entrepreneurs, and investors.
The platform serves as a bridge between international climate finance systems and local private sector actors, supporting Togo's transition to a climate-resilient, low-carbon economy.
Platform Features
Opportunity Finder
A searchable database of grants, loans, and investment opportunities from international climate funds and bilateral donors, filtered by sector, funder, and funding type.
Climate Information
Sector-specific climate data and indicators for agriculture, energy, water, transport, waste, health, and digital innovation in Togo.
Knowledge Hub
Practical guides, tools, case studies, and resources to help businesses understand and act on climate challenges and opportunities.
Advisory Support
Expert guidance on climate policy compliance, financial structuring, technology adoption, MRV systems, partnerships, and climate communication.
News
Regular updates on climate policy developments, new funding opportunities, and platform news relevant to Togo's private sector.
The platform was conceived in response to a clearly identified gap: despite the existence of significant international climate finance resources, Togo's private sector actors, particularly SMEs, lacked a structured, accessible, and bilingual resource to navigate funding opportunities, understand climate data, and connect with advisory expertise.
The platform was developed over six months from October 2025 to March 2026 through a consultative process involving FAO, MERF, ANSAT, private sector representatives, and other national stakeholders. The platform is designed to evolve over time as new funding opportunities, knowledge resources, and advisory services are added.
This platform is a product of collaboration between the following organisations:
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
Technical and financial support for platform development and content.
Ministry 1
Description to be confirmed.
Ministry 2
Description to be confirmed.
Ministry 3
Description to be confirmed.
ITEED
Digital platform development and technical architecture.
We are grateful for the contributions of all stakeholders who participated in consultations, data sharing, and validation workshops throughout the platform's development.
The Knowledge Hub is the central repository of insights, tools, and resources designed to empower Togo's private sector with actionable climate intelligence. It brings together: Case studies, Policy briefs, Toolkits & Sectoral reports
These resources guide businesses in adopting climate-smart strategies and investments.
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