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UNDP Ghana announces 22 winners of its COVID-19 Innovation Challenge
UNDP Accelerator Lab in Ghana announces 22 winners of its COVID-19 Innovation Challenge.
Ghanaian businesses are recovering but shortfalls in revenue remain a challenge, second COVID -19 Business Tracker reveals
Findings from a second-round COVID-19 Business Tracker Survey conducted between August-September, reveal Ghanaian businesses are recovering, but revenue shortfalls persist.
Ghana COVID-19 Business Tracker Survey Wave 2 Report
Second COVID -19 Business Tracker reveals Ghanaian businesses are bouncing back but shortfalls in revenue recovering remain a challenge
‘For Better Business Together’ programme to help transform businesses in Ghana
‘For Better Business Together (4BBT)’ programme launched to advance SDGs and COVID-19 economic recovery in Ghana.
‘For Better Business Together’ launches in Ghana
The 4BBT programme launch will announce both global and local initiatives being built to support economic recovery in Ghana.
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COVID-19 had economic and social effects on localities, but non-state actors complement mitigating efforts, reveals Local Economies Tracker
COVID-19 had both economic and social effects on local communities in Ghana.
Ghana’s COVID-19 Local Economies Tracker-Wave 1
COVID-19 had both economic and social effects on local communities, but assistance from non-state actors such as churches and philanthropists provided significant support in complementing Government’s…
COVID-19 Innovation Challenge - Creating the “New Normal” and Building the Recovery
The UNDP Ghana Accelerator Lab is creating a nation-wide innovation platform to identify local solutions designed to help society as we all adjust to COVID-19.
NDPC partners with UNDP to support Districts Assemblies prepare COVID-19 recovery plans
NDPC and UNDP are supporting Metropolitan, Municipal and Districts Assemblies (MMDAs) to prepare COVID-19 recovery plans.
COVID-19 forced businesses in Ghana to reduce wages for over 770,000 workers, and caused about 42,000 layoffs - research reveals
The shock caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has had considerable impacts on Ghanaian firms, forcing businesses to reduce staff hours, cut wages, & lay-off workers.
