The latest Country Multi-Year Plan (cMYP), 2020-2024, by GAVI vaccine alliance, shows that Ghana requires $514,177,471 to fund immunization activities between 2020 and 2024. However, only $266,521,876 has been assured ...
The Institute for Energy Security (IES) has asked the Energy and Finance Ministries to urgently provide the money required to solve the current energy sector challenges. The Institute noted that ...
The Executive Director of Hope For Future Generation (HFFG), Mrs Cecilia Senoo, has asked the government to use the COVID-19 fund to strengthen healthcare delivery, particularly the financing of immunization ...
Loans from China to African countries are contributing positively to the continent's economic growth, infrastructure, and human capital improvements, a report by Peking University in China has stated.
The World Bank says it has made available some US$70 billion to support digital infrastructure development in Ghana and other developing countries.
Mr Ken Ofori-Atta, Minister of Finance, says climate change losses, if unaddressed, could cost Ghana 1.7 per cent of Gross Domestic Product by 2030.
Mr Seth Terkper, a former Finance Minister, has cautioned the government against relying on Treasury Bills (T-bills) to finance the country’s long-term development.
Ghana is positioning itself to draw more local and foreign investment to address climate change issues and conserve its forest, the Ministry of Finance has said.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on development banks and multilateral institutions to increase low interest rate finance for Africa’s climate change measures.
Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs), have been urged to incorporate immunisation financing into their plans and budgets as part of the Medium-Term Development Plans for efficient immunisation service delivery.
