Best Practices for Identifying Rural Development Needs in Ghana
Crook, Nathan C.
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Title
Best Practices for Identifying Rural Development Needs in Ghana
Author(s)
Crook, Nathan C.
Issue Date
2024-08-01
Keyword(s)
Rural Development
Ghana
Best Practices for NGOs in Ghana
Learning Local Development Needs
Learning Local Development Priorities
Community Engaged Development
Date of Ingest
2024-10-28T12:51:00-05:00
Geographic Coverage
Africa
Ghana
Abstract
The Republic of Ghana has taken a decentralized approach to development since the World Bank reclassified the nation as a lower-middle income country in 2011. As a result, NGOs, religious groups, and traditional leaders are without a centralized body to determine and coordinate their efforts. This white paper examines a range of critical approaches to learning development needs and understanding local priorities. It goes on to suggests best practices for Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) working in Ghana to learn local development needs in rural communities.
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