Prioritising our global development needs: The way to go!
Summing up 2020 the Ghana Priorities project has successfully researched some of the best interventions for the country by comparing social and economic costs and benefits.
Our work to disseminate the results ...
Every two minutes, a woman dies of complications related to pregnancy and childbirth. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Most of these deaths are preventable — and the world has been working on a solution for decad...
One of the high value-for-money propositions which is placed into the top-ten list for the Ghana Priorities project is to maintain the rural emergency transport system.
The smartest solutions for Ghana’s future development
Recently, an eminent panel of seven distinguished economists met in Accra to evaluate more than 1000 pages of research across all sectors of government. The panel includes Finance Minister Mr. Ken Ofori-Atta, Planni...
Ghana's economic growth has been rapid since the start of the new millennium, reaching 14% in 2011, but economic performance has been relatively lower since then, particularly from 2013-2016.
Important factors for t...
Sensible budgets are not Ghana’s forte. But there is hope
The Econmoist published a great write-up on our Ghana Priorities project research.
Ghana's National Development Planning Commission (ndpc) and the Copenhagen Consensus, an international think-tank, have ...
