2024
Press Release-Leadership Changes for CSOs Platform
The Ghana CSOs Platform on SDGs has announced a significant leadership transition following its Annual General Assembly's decision to hold new elections. After a rigorous process completed in October 2024, the Platform successfully inducted its newly elected Co-Chairs and Steering Committee at a formal ceremony in Accra. This milestone event celebrated the exceptional contributions of the outgoing leadership and welcomed new leaders: Joseph Tettey Afangbe, Mary Awelana Addah, and Harriet Nuamah Agyemang.
The new leadership will steer the Platform's mission to strengthen civil society coordination, advance sustainable development, and drive policy advocacy across Ghana. Learn more about their vision and commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
PUBLIC LAND ALLOCATION GUIDELINES 2024
The document focuses on the management and allocation of public land in Ghana, which accounts for 20% of the country's land ownership. It highlights issues such as corruption, inefficiency, and inequity in the allocation process, with the Lands Commission often criticized for lack of transparency and being perceived as the most bribery-prone public institution.
As part of the Land and Corruption in Africa Phase II (2021–2025) project, the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII) conducted a review and policy dialogue to address these challenges. The resulting Policy Brief proposes standardized guidelines for public land allocation to ensure transparency, accountability, and sustainable use while tackling corruption and fostering public trust.
LAND POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS GHANA 2024
The document addresses the pervasive issue of land corruption in Ghana, highlighting its presence in areas like land administration, customary land tenure, public land management, and large-scale investments. It discusses public concerns about corruption within institutions like the Lands Commission, which is perceived as Ghana's most bribery-prone public agency. Efforts to reform the land sector, such as the Ghana Land Administration Project (2003–2018), have had limited success due to persistent gaps in legal frameworks and enforcement.
In response, the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), as Transparency International's local chapter, has developed policy recommendations to enhance transparency and accountability in land governance. These recommendations aim to address systemic weaknesses by targeting the Cabinet, Parliament, and key government agencies to effectively prevent and combat land corruption in Ghana.
2023
TI-Ghana-Code-of-Conduct
The "Code of Conduct" by Transparency International Ghana (TI-Ghana) outlines the organisation's commitment to integrity, accountability, and transparency. It serves as a guiding framework for the ethical conduct of board members and staff. The document addresses key areas such as staff relations, conflict of interest, anti-corruption practices, financial transparency, environmental responsibility, and whistleblower protection. This code ensures adherence to TI-Ghana's vision of a corruption-free society and supports good governance through robust ethical standards. It highlights principles to enhance credibility and maintain public trust in all TI-Ghana activities.
Download FileMANUAL OF POLICIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
The "Manual of Policies and Administrative Procedures" by the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII) provides a comprehensive framework to guide the organisation's operations and governance. This document outlines GII's vision for a corruption-free society, its mission, core values, and guiding principles. It includes detailed policies on conflict of interest, employment, anti-fraud, and anti-bribery, alongside administrative procedures for resource management, communication, and organisational hierarchy. The manual serves as a vital reference for staff, board members, and stakeholders, promoting transparency, accountability, and integrity in achieving GII's objectives.
Download FileConsolidated Financial Report 2023
Report, Consolidated and Separate Finantial staments for year the ended 31th December 2023
Download FileLCA Guidelines
The Land and Corruption in Africa (LCA) project was carried out by
Transparency International (TI) and eight_of its national chapters, including
those in Ghana. Cameroon, Kenya. Uganda, Madagascar, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and
South Africa, from 2015 to 2019 The project's first phase in Ghana saw some
notable accomplishments, including effectively_increasing citizen awareness
and recognition of land corruption, securing fair and adequate compensation for
displaced community members and promoting women's land rights in terms of
access, use, inheritance, control over, and ownership of their land. Friends of
Transparency International, the BMZ. is continuing to sponsor Phase ll of the LCA
project, which will run from 2022 to 2025.
Tax Policy and Strategy During and After the Pande
This policy brief provides a discussion of the recent assessment of the tax policy and strategy of Ghana over the period 2020 to 2022. The analysis utilized data from secondary sources, corroborated with a survey of key actors, namely private sector, the government sector, civil society organisations and academia.
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Reports and Financial Statements for the Year Ende
Reports and Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31st December 2022
Download FilePOLICY BRIEF - COVID 19 INTERVENTION
Whiles government put in various policy measures to alleviate the impact of COVID-19 on the nation, very little attention was paid to the robustness of the interventions to the transparency and accountability test
Download FileCHRAJ REPORT - GII V FORMER PPA BOSS
CHRAJ's report on GII's petition to investigate the Former Public Procurement Authority (PPA) boss on an allegation of corruption.
Download FileCORRUPTION RISK ASSESSMENT
Corruption Risk Assessment of Government’s COVID-19 Interventions
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ANNUAL ASSESSMENT OF THE TAX POLICIES AND STRATEGI
The essence of the government tax policy is to have a clear direction on what the government wants to achieve regarding taxation. Tax policy is the choice by a government as to what taxes to levy, in what amounts, and on whom (OECD, 2013).
Download FileALAC SUCCESS STORIES
The Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) is an office set up by the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), the local chapter of Transparency International (TI). It is a free, confidential and professional service that offers victims and witnesses of corruption an avenue to report and pursue incidences of corruption for redress.
Download FileGIAWARDS 2021
The Ghana Integrity Awards seeks to recognize the efforts of outstanding individuals and public sector institutions making a significant contribution to the fight against corruption in Ghana.
Download FilePolicy Brief - Assessing Accountable of Law Enforc
This brief is an advocacy tool that seeks to draw attentionto the key accountability and other challenges that three Justice sector institutions in Ghana encounter in their effort to combat organized crime in general and drug trafficking offences in particular.
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2019
2018
ALAC SUCCESS STORIES
The Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) is an office set up by the Ghana Integrity
Initiative (GII), the local chapter of Transparency International (TI).
TOWARDS ENFORCEMENT ON AFRICA'S COMMITMENTS TO ANT
Report On Africa Union Convention On Preventing And Combating Corruption (Aucpcc) And Integrity Award
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GII 2015 Audited Financial Accounts
The Board has the pleasure in submitting the Audited Consolidated financial Statements on the operation of Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII) for the year ending 31st December, 2015
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OCTOBER
I'M EMPOWERED BECAUSE OF LEARN
Case studies from the Action for Local Employment, Accountability and Resource Mobilisation (LEARN) Project
Implemented by Christian Aid, Institute for Democratic Governance, and Ghana Integrity Initiative
