Category: Governance/ Accountability
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CONIWAS Celebrates National WASH Week
The Ghana Coalition of NGOs in the water and sanitation sector (CONIWAS), has commemorated the maiden edition of the National WASH Week, across the three zones of Ghana. The idea, which was put into action, was birthed at the 2021 National MOLE Conference which took place at Ejisu in the Ashanti Region, under the theme:
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WUZDA Ghana on IDSC – 2022; call for Policy and Action as Means to Ending Streetism
The International Day for Street Children – 2022 has once again provided an opportunity for government agencies in charge of child welfare, as well as the CSO, to reflect on efforts being put into ridding the streets of children who go through unimaginable hardships to live. WUZDA Ghana has over the years taken interest in
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WUZDA Ghana and Partners Round off First Quarter Activities under CEsMASPRED Project
The “Cost – Effective Strategy Influencing Mass Response to COVID – 19 Vaccine” (CEsMASPRED), being implemented by WUZDA Ghana and its local partners under the Alliance for Future Generations (AFG – Ghana), is a project which aims at complementing the various efforts by the government and some private bodies, towards the recording of 100% vaccination of
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WUZDA Ghana in the Savannah Region for Community Entry Exercise of “Optimized After 24 Years – Policy Prioritization as a Factor” Project
The “Optimized After 24 Years – Policy Prioritization as a Factor” Project has taken off fully, with its second activity taking place in the two new target communities; Fushila and Dakpemyili, both within the Jantong Electoral area in the Salaga North District of the Savannah Region. The activity; community entry, provided opportunity for WUZDA Ghana
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WUZDA Ghana Conducts Planning Meeting of ‘Reloaded A24Y Project’, “Optimized After 24 Years – Policy Prioritization as a Factor”
Planning meeting for the anticipated “Optimized After 24 Years – Policy Prioritization as a Factor” Project has been held purposely to streamline activities for field implementation to commence. The 12 – month A24Y Scale – up project, funded by our partner in Spain, Mundo Cooperante, is aimed at contributing to enriching policy implementation of the
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WUZDA Ghana and Mundo Cooperante Celebrate Girls with Series of Empowerment Activities on IDGC – 2020
Girls around the world are being celebrated on October 11 every year, which is the International Day of the Girl Child, initiated through a United Nations General Assembly, 25 years ago. The Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action was adopted by some 30,000 women and men from nearly 200 countries in the Fourth World Conference
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Press Statement: International Day Of The African Child – 2020
On the 11th of July, 1990, member states of the Organization of African Unity OAU, moved to adopt the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, which sets out rights and defines principles for the status of children on the African continent, as it came into force in 1999. The Day of
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WUZDA Ghana’s Direct Donation Activities To Helping Fight Covid – 19 – The Compilation
It may appear the fight against the dreaded coronavirus pandemic cannot be won without the availability of some basic logistics and PPEs to institutions and individuals, which in fact, is the reality. The level of education on the preventive measures aimed at limiting the spread of COVID – 19 has gone wide across the world
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We’re Hiring!!!
WUZDA Ghana, a Non-Governmental Organization based in Tamale, is looking to recruit a competent lady to occupy its Gender development/ Governance and Accountability desk. WUZDA Ghana is dedicated to working to improve the suffering of vulnerable persons having difficulties understanding and benefitting from certain public policies and require some education/awareness, to avoid discrimination. The Gender
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CONIWAS Trains Members On Social Inclusion For Marginalized Groups
The marginalized groups of people in society are often left behind in initiatives introduced by governments, the private sector, individuals and in some cases, even civil society. The marginalized in society include women, especially in this case, physically impaired, visually and hearing impaired. Some of the difficulties these groups of persons may face with facilities,
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