Mamprugu Moagduri Assembly executes 23 development projects, targets more in 2026.

The Mamprugu Moagduri District Assembly announced the implementation of 23 major development projects across key sectors between January 2025 and June 2026. District Chief Executive Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman described the achievements as "evidence of its commitment to transparency, accountability, and inclusive development despite funding constraints" during the Assembly's maiden Public Accountability Series on Projects and Service Delivery. The Assembly received GH¢13.7 million from the District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF), representing 72.3 per cent of its approved 2025 budget of GH¢18.96 million.

These funds, along with support from development partners including GETFund, CRS, and World Vision, were invested in education, health, water and sanitation, governance, security, and trade. Education accounted for the largest share with nine interventions, followed by four projects each in health and water and sanitation. Projects included the construction and furnishing of CHPS compounds at Zukpeni and Zanloo, completion of the Yagaba CHPS Compound, renovation of health facilities, classroom blocks, dormitories, borehole drilling, rehabilitation of water systems, and the commencement of a modern 24-hour market at Yagaba. The Assembly also highlighted significant gains in agriculture through interventions supported by the World Bank, GIZ, the African Development Bank, and the Government of Ghana.