The Blue Food Innovation Hub is Ghana’s national platform for accelerating sustainable seafood innovation, investment, and policy alignment.
The Blue Food Innovation Hub Ghana was established as a national platform to unlock the potential of aquaculture and fisheries through innovation, collaboration, and policy alignment.
As part of the World Economic Forum’s global Food Innovation Hubs network, the Hub connects startups, researchers, investors, and government actors to scale sustainable solutions across the blue economy.
Make Ghana the blue foods innovation leader for Africa by driving sustainable growth through product, technology, and business model innovation to build a world-class blue foods sector that fuels nutrition, livelihoods, and economic resilience
Act as a Neutral platform that convenes all relevant stakeholder groups within Ghana's blue foods sector to co-create, test and scale market-driven and sustainable innovations that build a competitive sector, while ensuring women, youth, persons with disabilities and other marginalized groups are meaningfully included
Strategic oversight from industry, academia, and policy leaders.
Aligned with national and global blue economy frameworks.
Member of the WEF Food Innovation Hubs Network.
Bridging government, private sector, research institutions, and development partners.
KPIs tracking innovation adoption, jobs created, capital mobilized, and productivity growth.
Clear reporting structures and defined governance roles ensuring long-term sustainability.