Author: Georgina Mensah

Inter-Sectoral Stakeholders’ Meeting Focuses on Improving Service Delivery

Inter-Sectoral Stakeholders’ Meeting Focuses on Improving Service Delivery

The Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly convened an Inter-Service Meeting under the Inter-Service and Sectoral Collaboration and Co-operation System (ISCCS) to strengthen collaboration among departments, agencies and development partners and improve service delivery across the district.

The meeting, held on Friday, 31st July 2026 at the Municipal Assembly Hall in Dansoman, brought together heads of department, representatives of public & private institutions and security agencies to review sector performance, present annual activity reports and discuss priorities for coordinated development.

In his opening remarks, a Deputy Director at the Assembly, Mr. Victor Adjei Mframah who represented the Coordinating Director, welcomed participants and expressed appreciation for their continued commitment to the Municipal’s development. He underscored the importance of inter-service collaboration in achieving effective coordination and improved service delivery, and highlighted the objectives, guiding principles and collaboration mechanisms of the ISCCS framework.

During the meeting, departments and institutions presented updates on their activities and outlined their priorities. The Development Planning Unit also presented the Annual Action Plan of the Assembly to members present.

In his closing remarks, the Deputy Director thanked all participants for their valuable contributions and reaffirmed the Assembly’s commitment to sustaining regular stakeholder engagements to promote coordinated planning, transparency and improved service delivery throughout the Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly.

DONATION OF HOMOWO ITEMS FOR THE CELEBRATION

The Muncipal Chief Executive Hon. George Kpakpo Allotey officially  presented essential food items, beverages, and financial support to traditional authorities within the Ablekuma West Municipality to support the upcoming annual Homowo Festival celebration. The yearly initiative strengthens the relationship between the Assembly and the local Ga communities. It also aims to preserve Ghana’s rich cultural heritage.

TRAINING FOR HON. ASSEMBLY MEMBERS

The Institute of Local Government Studies successfully organised a two-day capacity-building training programme for all Assembly Members of the Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly from 21st to 22nd July 2026. The training was highly interactive and productive, equipping participants with valuable knowledge and insights to enhance their roles in local governance and service delivery.

CONSTRUCTION OF 1 No. 2 UNIT KINDERGARTEN

Today, the Hon. Municipal Chief Executive of the Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly officially handed over the project site at Nasrawa to Quarltz SG Ltd for the construction of a modern educational facility comprising a 1 No. 2-unit Kindergarten (KG) block, Head Teacher’s Office, Staff Common Room, Store, 6-seater water closet toilet, 2-unit urinal, and a children’s play area.

The ceremony brought together Heads of Department, community members, teachers, and students, marking another important step in the Assembly’s commitment to improving educational infrastructure and providing a conducive learning environment for our children.

Together, we are building a brighter future through quality education.