2026 Kwaebibirem Citizen Intelligence Report

This report provides an independent assessment of the Kwaebibirem Municipal Assembly’s 2026 Budget, benchmarked against the DACF 2025 Guidelines and the Assembly’s 2026–2029 Composite Budget. Through a data-driven analysis of the GHS 40.1 million project portfolio, it evaluates compliance, sectoral priorities, zonal equity, and strategic gaps. The report is designed to support transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making by government officials, civil society organisations, development partners, the media, and citizens.

Advocacy Paper

Ghana’s economic recovery is real but remains vulnerable. Restoring confidence requires more than positive headlines; it demands decisive action against illicit financial flows, trade misinvoicing, and export under-reporting. These leakages weaken revenue mobilisation, undermine policy credibility, and threaten long-term growth. The laws and data already exist—the missing ingredient is the political will to act before these leakages undermine the recovery.

Policy Brief

Ghana’s 2026 Budget promises a reset built on jobs, growth, and stability. But budgets are not just about numbers—they are about people. They are about the trader striving to support her family, the child seeking access to education, and the vulnerable citizen hoping for opportunity. The real measure of success is not the size of the budget, but whether ordinary Ghanaians truly feel the impact of the promised reset.