Ghana’s Minister Highlights Jimi Land Reclamation Project to Combat Flooding
Minister Mahama Ayariga announced the Jimi Land Reclamation Project and Watercourse Rehabilitation Project as key measures to address flooding, poor drainage, and land degradation in Ghana.
In Brief
- •Minister Mahama Ayariga announced the Jimi Land Reclamation Project and Watercourse Rehabilitation Project as key measures to address flooding, poor drainage, and land degradation in Ghana.
- •The projects aim to restore degraded land, improve water flow, and promote environmental sustainability.
- •The initiatives are part of the government’s commitment to protecting the environment and ensuring safer communities for present and future generations.
- •The projects were highlighted in a Facebook post on 14 October 2026.
Why It Matters
The Jimi region has historically suffered from seasonal flooding that disrupts livelihoods and damages infrastructure. By restoring degraded land and rehabilitating watercourses, the government seeks to reduce flood risk, improve drainage, and enhance environmental sustainability for local communities. This initiative reflects a broader national strategy to address climate‑related challenges and promote resilient development.
Key Details
- Announcement Date
- 2026-10-14
- Initiatives
- Jimi Land Reclamation Project, Watercourse Rehabilitation Project
- Primary Goal
- Flood mitigation and land restoration
- Responsible Ministry
- Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs
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