Policies / Policies from 2012
Policies with publication year 2012.
Government
This is an Act to establish arrangements for the political transfer of administration from one democratically elected president to another democratically elected president, to provide for the regulation of the political transfer of power and for related matters.
Electoral Commission Ghana
This document outlines the electoral offences and their sanctions.
Ministry of Health
Presents the steps required to control non communicable diseases (NCDs) in Ghana. The steps include: making healthcare affordable for all social classes, providing the resources to detect NCDs early, and integrating them into primary care.
Ministry of Education
Volume 1 of the ESP 2010-2020 highlights the policy briefs, strategies, deliveries, and finance. It spells out the Government's education sector plan for the decade. The fifth instalment of the ESP has 10 policy goals for the education sector: increase access, improve quality, extend and improve TVET, promote health/ sanitation in institutions, improve planning and management, expand science and technology education, improve academic quality and research, expand pre-school education, promote programmes to prevent HIV & AIDS, and to provide equal opportunities.
Ministry of Education
This represents Volume 2 of the ESP 2010-2020, highlighting strategies and work programmes. It aims to ensure integration of investment in education with national and regional policies and efforts. The plan is to assist in implementing the broader ESP policy, and offer technical support and assistance to stakeholders.
Ministry of Lands
The general regulations on minerals and mining borders around recruitment of expatriates, training of Ghanaians and preference for local products, exportation, sale and disposal of minerals, mineral rights, reconnaissance operations, and other miscellaneous provisions.
Ministry of Lands
The regulations set out to check and combat international trade (import and export) of illegal timber products in and out of Ghana and illegal logging operations.
Ministry of Environment, Science Technology and Innovation
The objective of the National Environmental Policy is sustainable development, aimed at ensuring citizens� quality of life and their living and working environments, equal access to land and other natural resources, more efficient use of social, cultural and natural resources, public participation and environmental governance. Among others, it also tackles sustainable use of the land in an agricultural economy in an environmentally sustainable and socially equitable manner.
Ministry of Health
The Act addresses health issues relating to: the protection of public health in Ghana, environmental sanitation, provisions on diseases of a communicable nature, food vending and food-borne diseases. The act also contains prohibitions to noxious or offensive practices that may cause damage to the lands, crops, cattle, or goods of the public or water pollution.
Water Resources Commission
The vision of the Government of Ghana regarding the water sector is for �all people living in Ghana have access to adequate, safe, affordable and reliable water service, practice safe sanitation and hygiene and that water resources are sustainably managed�. The IWRM plan is to serve as a framework (institutional, legal) for the implementation of the policy goals and objectives contained in the National Water Policy.
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