SEND-GHANA presents Biochemistry Analyzer to Bawku Hospital
SEND-GHANA has presented a Biochemistry Analyzer to the Bawku Presbyterian Hospital in the Upper East Region ...
Is Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme pro poor?
For over two decades the Government of Ghana has initiated a number of policies and programmes geared towards facilitating the ...
Is the Agriculture sector still the backbone of Ghana’s economy?
The agricultural sector is the breath of the economy of Ghana. A document published on Ghana’s Food and Agriculture Ministry ...
Government urged to be more open to citizens
At the recent presentation of Ghana’s budget statement and economic policy for the 2016 financial year, the Finance Minister, Mr ...
Budgets must address concerns of women-WiLDAF Ghana
Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF-Ghana) have called on government to formulate budget that addresses concerns of women ...
SEND-GHANA organizes sensitization on NHIS Capitation
As part of SEND-GHANA's continuous efforts in complementing government's developmental agenda of providing quality service delivery to the poor, the ...
SEND-GHANA organizes sensitization on NHIS Capitation
As part of SEND-GHANA's continuous efforts in complementing government's developmental agenda of providing quality service delivery to the poor, the ...
Allies in advocacy: a critical factor for success
In the 80s and 90s, civil society saw advocacy as a process in which to bash, bash and bash government ...
Ghana lacks transparency in preparation of annual budgets – Survey
Ghana, one of the 102 countries surveyed in the 2015 Open Budget Survey is struggling to promote budget transparency and ...
Ghana lacks transparency in preparation of annual budgets – Survey
Ghana, one of the 102 countries surveyed in the 2015 Open Budget Survey is struggling to promote budget transparency and ...
Findings from the Open Budget Survey 2015: Are governments equipped to manage public resources?
The latest round of the Open Budget Survey — the world’s only independent, comparative assessment of budget transparency, participation, and ...
“Leave no one behind” – UN ups ambition for new development goals
Cecylia, a Roma woman, left her home in southern Poland to escape the kind of racism that led to her ...
Ghanaians losing trust in government anti-corruption institutions
Most Ghanaians are losing trust in the systems and institutions that are supposed to deal with corruption to the extent ...
High maternal deaths partly blamed on “evil eye”
A Civil Society Organisation, SEND-GHANA has expressed worry over the annual increase of maternal death cases in the Upper East ...
High maternal deaths partly blamed on “evil eye”
A Civil Society Organisation, SEND-GHANA has expressed worry over the annual increase of maternal death cases in the Upper East ...
SEND-GHANA supports PWD to contest District Assembly elections
A total amount of GH₵ 300 has been presented to Mr. Abudu Alhassan, a Person With Disability in the Tolon ...
SEND-GHANA presents computers to DCMCs in Upper East Region
SEND-GHANA has presented 3 Laptop computers to District Citizens Monitoring Committees (DCMCs) in the Upper East Region. The presentation was ...
Financing for Development: CSOs makes case for framework underpinned by economic and social justice
As the third Global Financing for Development summit (FFD3) which is currently underway in Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa takes shape, ...
Review of assets declaration regime must require verification and publication of declared assets
A consortium, comprising Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) and SEND-GHANA has requested that the review of assets ...
The shining example of Tampala in maternal health care service delivery
Tampala is a deprived farming community in the Jirapa District of the Upper West Region. It is one of the ...
