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Improving rice production in Ghana | STORY
The project will also help increase the productivity of Ghana's rice crops, reducing the country's dependency on rice imports. Agriculture is central to Ghana's economy, with around 40 per cent of Ghanaians working in the agricultural sector – and close to half of them are women.
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Strengthening healthcare delivery in rural Ghana | NEWS
News Strengthening healthcare delivery in rural Ghana 14 April 2025 In partnership with the Ghana Health Service and with funding from the Global Fund, UNOPS will procure essential medical equipment and supplies to help bolster healthcare delivery in rural Ghana and support tuberculosis testing and management.
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Building climate resilience in Ghana | NEWS
“Ghana is at a crucial point when the right choices about infrastructure development will benefit sustainable development for years to come," said Professor Jim Hall, the University of Oxford.
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Working towards a healthier future for Ghanaians | STORY
One major concern remains access to adequate healthcare. Economic growth and development is only possible with the inclusive, equitable and sustainable investment in people that extends access to crucial health and social services. For the government of Ghana, improving access to quality healthcare is a top priority.
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A roadmap for resilient infrastructure in a changing climate | NEWS
This is designed to be aligned with, and to inform, Ghana's national strategic development and policy plans. “Ghana is focused on building a more sustainable and resilient society by putting in place measures that ensure we adapt to climate change impacts on infrastructures such as roads, dams, power distribution lines, homes, drains and all structures that life revolves around,” said Dr. Kwaku Afriyie, Ghana's Minister of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation. “Safeguarding the physical and institutional components of Ghana's infrastructure system will enable the country to successfully progress along a trajectory of sustained growth,” he added. The report is further accompanied by a handover and training to government officials on the open-source data and tools used within the assessment.
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UNOPS Possibilities Forum launched in Ghana | NEWS
Hosted by UNOPS Ghana in partnership with the government's Office of the Minister of State in Charge of Public Procurement, the UNOPS Possibilities (UP) Forum helps to strengthen national capacity by providing owners of local micro, small and medium-sized enterprises with the information needed to help them succeed.
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Bringing medical help to rural communities | STORY
The Ghana Health Service's Community-Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) is a national strategy to help strengthen the care and services that community health workers are able to offer in some of the poorest districts, while addressing geographic barriers and bringing health services closer to people who cannot otherwise reach them.
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Helping midwives train | STORY
Maternal mortality In Ghana, a maternal mortality ratio of 308* per 100000 live births is still being reported. This puts the country behind global targets to reduce under-five mortality to a minimum of 25 per 1000 live births and maternal mortality to less than 70 per 100000 live births, by 2030.
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Africa
Ghana Across parts of West Africa, UNOPS helps countries achieve their development goals by providing infrastructure and procurement-related services. Kenya From Kenya, UNOPS supports a range of development initiatives in 15 countries across Eastern and Southern Africa.
