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Ebenezer Afanyi Dadzie••679 words · 4 min read Discover why a shift in strategy for NGOs in Ghana could lead to more lasting improvements in public services and governance.
Ghanaian NGOs are urged to strengthen local government institutions rather than replace them in service delivery. This approach is crucial for
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