The Act provides for Government’s participation in certain companies. This is in a bid to promote self reliance and development of the country’s economy.

The policy notes the inefficient level at which the current water production and utilization (consumptive and non-consumptive) operates. The national policy follows from the principles of GPRS, MDGs, and NEPAD in providing a framework for the sustainable development and management of water resources in Ghana. It is targeted at a wide range of stakeholders, ranging from water users to policy makers.

A brochure highlighting investment incentives and why investors would like to do business in Ghana.

A brochure highlighting investment incentives and why investors would like to do business in Ghana.

A brochure highlighting investment incentives and why investors would like to do business in Ghana.

A highlight of investment opportunities available for potential investors in the energy sector. This is in line with the Government’s thrust for an increase in energy resources, to become a net exporter of fuel and power.

The investment opportunities document gives a good account of the Financial Services sector, to attract potential investments.

A comprehensive list of investment incentives made available to investors by the Government of Ghana.

An Act passed by Parliament to provide for the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre. The Centre is to serve as the government agency responsible for the encouragement and promotion of investments in Ghana, and for related matters.

This represents efforts of government to encourage investments in domestic infrastructure from both local and foreign private capital.

An overview of the investment opportunities available in sectors of Ghana’s economy.

A highlight of investment opportunities available for potential investors in the Manufacturing Sector of the economy.

An account of the property development sector. This is to serve as a call to investors to invest in Ghana’s property development sector.

Highlights of criteria and requirements to enjoy special incentives from the government of Ghana.

This brochure shows the structure, benefits, challenges, and the way forward of the CET of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

This represents the updated national “Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation Strategy” – REDD+ Strategy (conservation, sustainable management of forests and enhancement of forest carbon stock). The revision is premised on completion of the previous strategy and experiences garnered over the years. The strategy contains clear policy directions and measures to tackle the drivers of emissions.

The act establishes the Council of Indigenous Business Associations of Ghana. The Association is tasked with registering applicants, monitoring activities, providing guidance and advice to members, as well as representing members in negotiations and discussions with external bodies.

The act sets out to regulate the use of specific rivers and for related matters. It details dredging in rivers to be licensed, security, regulations, licenses, fees, and penalties.

The act establishes the Lands Commission to integrate the activities of public service and land institutions. The commission is autonomous and has the objective to promote judicious land usage in accordance with principles of sustainable management of land, and to ensure all land development aligns with the national goals of the country.

An act to amend and consolidate the law relating to the regulation of the granting of rights with respect to land by citizens and for related matters.