Gender Data Ghana urges gender-responsive 2027 budget, proposes 6 priority areas
Gender Data Ghana (GDG) has urged the Ministry of Finance to ensure that the 2027 National Budget is gender-responsive, warning that the success of the government's proposed "New Economy" programme will depend on clearly defined channels for effective participation of women. GDG, an independent and non-partisan think tank on advancing gender equality in Ghana, made the call in a press…
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