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GPRP 1Funding Agencies: • AfDB (14.9 Million USD) • OFID (2.3 Million USD) • UNDP (1.7 Million USD)Project Amount: US$18.9 MillionPeriod: 1998-2005Components: 3 components 1. Community Outreach and Participatory Monitor…
URBAN POVERTY REDUCTION PROJECT(UPRP) COMPLETED PROJECT Funding Agency: African Development Bank(AfDB)Project Amount: US$ 37.5 MillionPeriod: 2007-2012Beneficiary Districts: 14 DistrictsComponents: 4 componentsCapacity…
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Funding Agencies: 1. Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA) - US$8.6 Million 2. OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) - US$10.5 Million 3. Government of Ghana(GoG) - US$3.28 MillionProject Amount:…
Funding Agency: African Development Bank (AfDB)Project Amount: US$28.5 Million GrantPeriod: 2022-2027Implementing Partners:Ghana News Agency (GNA)University of Ghana (UG) Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC)The…
Funding Agency: OPEC Fund for International Development(OFID)Project Amount: US$20.00 MillionPeriod: 2022-2027Beneficiary Districts: 23 DistrictsComponents: 4 Components 1. Provision of Socio-Economic Infrastructure 2.…
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, in partnership with the Ghana News Agency, MASLOC and the University of Ghana.
The second phase of integrated rural development extends socio-economic infrastructure and livelihood support to underserved rural districts nationwide.
Rural development delivered across 21 districts, creating more than 2,000 employment opportunities and laying the operating model for IRDP II.
Targeted infrastructure and services delivered to Ghana's most deprived urban neighbourhoods, laying the template for SIF's urban work today.
The programme that built SIF's foundation: two phases of poverty-reduction infrastructure delivered nationwide since incorporation in 1998.
Markers are schematic, placed at the nearest major town for each documented operating area — not exact site coordinates.
