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Reforming The Community Water And Sanitation Agency (CWSA) Towards Improved Water Supply To Rural Communities And Towns In Ghana

After the reformation of the Community Water and Sanitation Agency under the Rural Sector Reform Policy in 2017, the Institution has been developing human...

Reversing Poor Water And Sanitation Coverage In Urban Communities: The WSUP Ghana Approach

Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) is a not-for-profit company that helps transform cities to benefit the millions who lack access to...

Saving The Environment – The Transformative and Impact-Driven Journey of Environment360

How Environment360 was birthed I moved to Ghana in May 2011 with the thought that it will be an amazing thing to live next to...

Shepherding Indigenous Donor Support For National Development And Good Governance.

Spotlight On Mr Ibrahim-Tanko Amidu’s Leadership Impact At STAR-Ghana Foundation With a strong passion for development work, Mr. Ibrahim-Tanko Amidu traded his training as an...

Star-Ghana Foundation Organises Civil Society Forum 2025

The STAR-Ghana Foundation has successfully organized the 2025 Ghana Civil Society Forum under the theme: “Reimagining Development Financing and Civic Action – Challenges, Opportunities,...

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Will Your Non-profit Still Matter in 2046?

The development sector is changing rapidly. Why non-profits must move beyond grant dependency and build resilient, sustainable organisations.

How Civil Society Can Reverse Youth Underdevelopment in West Africa

World Youth Skills Day: West Africa’s youth opportunity vs youth underdevelopment, and failing systems blocking talent and growth.

Africa’s Green Taxonomies compatibility with MSMEs: What can be improved with learnings from Europe and Asia

African countries are rapidly adopting green finance taxonomies, but a structural gap remains for the SMEs that power the continent’s economies.

Beyond the Road Inspection- What a Conversation at Home Revealed About Ghana’s Public Service

Dinner table talk on Ghana: weak public service systems, failing infrastructure, and institutions that only work when leaders show up.
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