A brochure highlighting investment incentives and why investors would like to do business in Ghana.

A brochure highlighting investment incentives and why investors would like to do business in Ghana.

A brochure highlighting investment incentives and why investors would like to do business in Ghana.

A highlight of investment opportunities available for potential investors in the energy sector. This is in line with the Government’s thrust for an increase in energy resources, to become a net exporter of fuel and power.

The investment opportunities document gives a good account of the Financial Services sector, to attract potential investments.

The METASIP is the investment plan to implement the medium term (2011-2015) programmes of the FASDEP II. It has been developed to achieve a target agricultural GDP growth of at least 6% annually, and halve poverty by 2015 in consonance with MDG 1.

The main objective of this Policy on the transition from analogue to digital terrestrial television in Ghana is to create the policy environment for the smooth migration of analogue broadcasting to digital terrestrial television (DTT) broadcasting

The aim of this broadband policy is to foster the development of broadband ecosystem, capable of sustaining broadband infrastructure and networks development that support affordable adoption by all Ghanaians.

The purpose of the Bill is to provide comprehensive legislation on broadcasting services regulated by the National Media Commission and the National Communications Authority in a manner consistent with Ghana’s constitution.

Ghana through this Trancop policy framework is pioneering a PanaBIOS bio screening and risk-based reopening protocols to advance the African Union’s Open Corridors Initiative and the Africa CDC Public Health Corridors program.

This represents the concept of GHS Standard Hospital based on a modular template and is suitable for easy expansion. It provides information on departments, general building arrangements, and cost estimates. The standard was developed to ultimately reduce maintenance and other operational and variable costs.

The Government of Ghana has long recognised the importance of traditional medicine, as evidenced by various efforts at establishing traditional medical centres. The objective of this policy is to provide a general direction and framework within which government’s short- to long term plans on traditional medicine would be based.

The MASDAR represents a useful strategy to industry stakeholders: it serves as a practical and achievable strategy for the growth of the oil palm industry in the nearest future. It shows the overview of the oil palm industry, sources of funds, agronomic and socio-economic feasibilities, as well as a detailed description of forecasted plan of development.

The control of mortality rates arising from malaria is a global effort. The manual highlights the various challenges faced in combating the malaria scourge among pregnant women in Ghana. The general objective of the strategy is to contribute to the reduction of malaria-related maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality through the usage of IPT.

This strategy aims to shift the emphasis on health from cure to prevention. It prioritises the implementation of healthy lifestyles, dietary practices, and mother-and-child care practices.

The Official Budget of the Government of Ghana presented to members of parliament and themed “Sowing the Seeds for Growth and Jobs.”

The appropriation bill for the 2018 budget of the Government of Ghana

An act to provide for the withdrawal of sums of money necessary to meet government expenditure for the 2019 financial year. The act stipulates that withdrawal should be effected from the consolidated fund and other funds, and provides for related matters.

The Official Budget of the Government of Ghana presented to members of parliament. The budget is themed Putting Ghana Back to Work”.”””

The Official Budget of the Government of Ghana presented to members of parliament. The budget is themed A Stronger Economy for Jobs and Prosperity”.”