The Government of Ghana is set to launch a new Performance Tracker aimed at increasing transparency and accountability in the delivery of public infrastructure projects.
This was first revealed by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo during his State of the Nation Address in February.
The tracking platform is designed to provide citizens with up-to-date and reliable information on the progress and outcomes of key government projects.
It will be accessible online and allow Ghanaians to monitor developments in real-time via photos, videos and data visualisations.
Information shared by the Information Ministry said the Performance Tracker addresses long-standing concerns about a lack of transparency in project updates.
Many Ghanaians have complained about inaccurate artist renderings being used to depict final works, acknowledged the Ministry.
The platform will cover major initiatives under the Government's infrastructure drive, including roads, bridges, schools and health facilities.
The Performance Tracker launch is slated for 10am at GIMPA in Accra on Wednesday, April 10.
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