Best Practices for Identifying Rural Development Needs in Ghana
Crook, Nathan C.
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Title
Best Practices for Identifying Rural Development Needs in Ghana
Author(s)
Crook, Nathan C.
Issue Date
2024-08-01
Keyword(s)
Rural Development
Ghana
Best Practices for NGOs in Ghana
Learning Local Development Needs
Learning Local Development Priorities
Community Engaged Development
Geographic Coverage
Africa
Ghana
Abstract
The Republic of Ghana has taken a decentralized approach to development since the World Bank reclassified the nation as a lower-middle income country in 2011. As a result, NGOs, religious groups, and traditional leaders are without a centralized body to determine and coordinate their efforts. This white paper examines a range of critical approaches to learning development needs and understanding local priorities. It goes on to suggests best practices for Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) working in Ghana to learn local development needs in rural communities.
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