NDPC Director-General, Dr Audrey Smock Amoah, has urged stakeholders to strengthen the use of evaluation evidence in national development planning to improve policy implementation, resource allocation and accountability. She made the call at #GEW2026 at the University of Ghana.
NDPC has briefed a Botswana delegation on Ghana’s national development planning framework, with Dr Audrey Smock Amoah emphasising long-term planning, policy continuity and accountability for sustainable development. #NDPC #DevelopmentPlanning
NDPC, in with SIGRA and GIZ/PAIReD, trained participants on the Gender-Responsive Planning Toolkit to strengthen gender mainstreaming in planning, budgeting, monitoring, and evaluation. Dr Audrey Smock Amoah urged participants to translate the toolkit into practical action.
NDPC with support from @giz_ghana PAIRed has begun nationwide consultations to revise the 2004 RPCU & DPCU Guidelines to strengthen planning, coordination & reporting at regional & district levels to ensure effective planning.
NDPC and UNIDO are exploring collaboration to advance Ghana’s industrial development agenda, with discussions focusing on a new five-year Programme for Country Partnership (PCP) from 2027, covering industrial value chains, MSMEs and jobs, and investment.
On Metro TV! The Deputy National Coordinator for SDGs, Mr. Michael Kissi Boateng, joins the Jospong Group Global Goals Day discussion on the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Tune in!!
NDPC Director-General, Dr Audrey Smock Amoah, has highlighted nutrition as a national development priority, stressing the need for stronger coordination, sustainable financing and evidence-based action to improve nutrition outcomes in Ghana.
NDPC Director-General, Dr Audrey Smock Amoah, has highlighted nutrition as a national development priority, stressing the need for stronger coordination, sustainable financing and evidence-based action to improve nutrition outcomes in Ghana.
#MicronutrientForum2026
Ghana has launched the Presidential Initiative on Maternal Health and Emergency Response (PRIMER), to strengthen coordinated action to reduce preventable maternal deaths. H.E. Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang called for sustained action to protect the lives of women.
NDPC and the Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment are collaborating to place young people at the heart of Ghana’s Consolidated National Development Plan. Discussions focused on youth development, skills, employment, values and stronger coordination.
The Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC), Dr Nii Moi Thompson, has underscored the need for the government's New Economy Programme to translate recent macroeconomic stability into sustained structural transformation.
Ghana is treating maternal death as what it is. On Monday 14 September, under the auspices of His Excellency the President, Ghana launches PRIMER, the Presidential Initiative on Maternal Health Emergency Response, in Accra.
NDPC and the Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment are collaborating to place young people at the heart of Ghana’s Consolidated NDP. The engagement focused on youth development, skills, employment, values, with both institutions proposing stronger coordination.
The NDPC, AGI and The Coca-Cola Company have engaged on Ghana’s evolving food and nutrition policy environment, exploring collaboration to advance public health, investment, competitiveness and economic growth through evidence-based.
NDPC, in partnership with AFIDEP, has commenced a 3-day training on Gender-Responsive Planning & Budgeting for MMDAs in the Greater Accra Region. The training equips participants to apply gender considerations in planning and budgeting for more inclusive development.
NDPC and IMANI has held a strategic dialogue on Ghana’s development future ahead of the country’s 70th Independence Anniversary, focusing on policy continuity, accountability, implementation, and the proposed Consolidated National Development Plan (CNDP).
#IMANI #GhanaAt70 #CNDP
UCC has presented its Data Literacy Week 2026 report to NDPC, with both institutions reaffirming their commitment to stronger collaboration in data literacy, research and evidence-based policymaking.
#NDPC #UCC #DataLiteracy
NDPC and UNICEF Ghana have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening their long-standing strategic partnership during a courtesy call by UNICEF Ghana’s newly appointed Deputy Representative, Ms Emmanuelle Collet.
NDPC and Africa HCD+ have opened a 3-day workshop to advance Ghana’s National Human Capital Development Strategy. “Policy must connect the classroom to the labour market.” — Dr. Audrey Smock Amoah, Director-General, NDPC.
#HumanCapital #Ghana #NDPC






































