The Social Investment Fund mobilises resources and delivers inclusive economic and social development programmes that improve livelihoods across all sixteen regions of Ghana.
A pro-poor institution, built to last — and still delivering, almost three decades on.
Incorporated in 1998 under Ghana’s Companies Code, SIF was formed by the Government of Ghana together with the African Development Bank and the United Nations Development Programme — a fast, dependable channel for resourcing the country’s most underserved communities.
SIF’s mission is to mobilise internal and external resources, provide consultancy services, and improve access to economic and social infrastructure — for sustainable poverty reduction, built on the principles of a green economy.
The latest from SIF’s projects, missions and partnerships across Ghana.
From first feasibility study to final evaluation report — SIF brings end-to-end capability to every engagement, for government, development partners and the private sector.
Designing and delivering the schools, clinics, water systems and market infrastructure that underserved communities need most.
Learn morePutting low-interest credit and financial services into the hands of women- and youth-led micro, small and medium enterprises.
Learn moreEquipping institutions, artisans and local leaders with the skills to sustain results long after a project closes.
Learn moreEnd-to-end design, development and delivery of projects for MMDAs, development partners and DFIs — on time, on budget.
Learn moreDisciplined delivery tracked against agreed results — proving impact on the ground, not just on paper.
Learn moreResearch, innovation and advisory services grounded in evidence, data and local context — for public and private organisations alike.
Learn moreSix flagship programmes spanning almost three decades — funded by government and the continent’s leading development institutions.
Ghana’s first AfDB results-based financing operation — training 30,000+ women and young people in STEM, digital and creative skills, expanding MSME finance access, and rebuilding social cohesion in northern Ghana.
Rehabilitating health and education infrastructure and putting low-interest microcredit into the hands of women- and youth-led MSMEs.
Extending socio-economic infrastructure and livelihood support to underserved rural districts nationwide.
SIF’s Fund Management Unit in Accra coordinates delivery nationwide. Explore approximate programme locations below — markers are schematic, placed at the nearest major town for each documented operating area, not exact site coordinates.
Verified institutional totals since incorporation in 1998.
Access to skills training and a small amount of working capital is often the difference between an idea and a livelihood.
Working Together for Sustainable Development
Public Accountability
Citizens, contractors and community leaders can submit complaints, feedback, enquiries or reports about any SIF programme. Every submission is logged, reviewed and tracked to resolution.
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