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  1. Apr 14

    Together with and we look forward to holding a virtual event tomorrow as part of the . Six panelists will discuss our latest research paper, “Cost-benefit analysis of interventions to encourage agricultural exports in Malawi.”

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    Mar 23

    For every USD 1 invested to end TB, USD 43 is returned as the benefits of a healthy functioning society (Economist/ Copenhagen Consensus).

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    Mar 9

    The coordinated by the , with support from and conducted a cost-benefit analysis of interventions to reduce the prevalence of in See technical report:

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    Feb 3

    We are delighted of the partnership between , Copenhagen Consensus Centre (CCC) & the through the . The project seeks to determine policy priorities so as to do more with each Kwacha that the country spends.

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  5. Jan 6

    Our work to disseminate the results of the Ghana Priorities research to decision-makers will continue in 2021 encouraged by the Daily Graphic's editorial. 😃 ➡️ Read the full editorial here:

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  6. 20 Dec 2020

    Our new analysis published last week, shows how a modest investment of less than $3 billion a year could avert 162,000 maternal deaths, more than 1.2 million newborn deaths and almost as many stillbirths.

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    17 Dec 2020

    Op-Ed: How a modest investment could save 162,000 women a year from dying from childbirth (via )

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  8. 1 Dec 2020

    🚑 One of the high value-for-money propositions from Ghana Priorities which was placed into the top-ten list by the Eminent Panel was maintaining the rural emergency transport system. 🚑 Read more about it from :

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  9. 10 Nov 2020

    Ghana Priorities has put prices on the menu, & we can all see exactly how much is actually paid for each option, & exactly what Ghana gets in return. This is the kick-start for the conversation about Ghana’s top dev priorities. More from :

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  10. 1 Oct 2020

    🏗 To improve Ghana’s industrial sector, Ghana Priorities project studied costs & benefits of setting up an integrated bauxite authority to facilitate mining, processing, and transforming bauxite into alumina & aluminum Learn more about the new research:

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  11. 24 Sep 2020

    Have you read this great write-up in on Ghana Priorities project? "The findings are already influencing how the government spends in response to covid-19. It also hopes that the research will shape Ghana's medium-term development plan"

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  12. 23 Sep 2020

    🛤🚇 Ghana has been experiencing steady economic development, but GDP growth has not been supported with enough infrastructure to boost welfare sustainably in the long term. 🛣🚘 Learn why in 's new oped discussing Ghana Priorities research:

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  13. 17 Sep 2020

    📂➡️🖥To study the digitisation of revenue collection in Ghana’s municipalities, our researchers for the Ghana Priorities have analysed the implementation of a software called District Local Revenue to manage property rate collection. 👉 Learn more :

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  14. 9 Sep 2020

    🔌Our latest research for the Ghana Priorities project studied interventions to improve access to electricity in rural Ghana, using the Gushiegu Municipality of the Northern Region as a model. 🔌 discusses the research in more in-depth 👉

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  15. 1 Sep 2020

    To help mitigate the negative impact 👷 Artisanal and small-scale gold mining operations in , our new research for the Ghana Priorities project focused on the costs and benefits of establishing mining co-operatives. 👇Learn more about the research

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  16. 26 Aug 2020

    🤰 Family planning plays an important role in the and rights of . Access to contraception helps empower women and adolescents and contributes to poverty reduction and overall development. Learn more 👉

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  17. 26 Aug 2020

    ✏️ Ghana Priorities project studied two interventions designed to improve learning levels in Ghanaian schools: an expansion of Ghana’s School Feeding Program , and a pedagogical approach called ‘Teaching at the Right Level’.🍎 Learn more 👉

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  18. 11 Aug 2020

    🌾To improve the agricultural sector’s production efficiency & post-harvest management, Ghana Priorities project analysed the cost and benefits of improved seeds and fertilizer, irrigation and mechanization to increase yields, and more. 👉Learn more

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  19. 7 Aug 2020

    We are very happy about the great support for our "Ghana Priorities" project from influential stakeholders across the country,iIncluding Ghana's Vice President. Read more about the opening ceremony:

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  20. 6 Aug 2020

    Exciting 😊 to announce that earlier today in Accra we kicked off the Eminent Panel Conference for the Ghana Priorities project. You can watch the full opening starting around the 36-minute mark:

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