NCCE Engages Women’s Groups in Krachi East to Strengthen Rule of Law and Fight Corruption
NCCE organized a follow‑up civic engagement with over 60 women in Krachi East Municipality to reinforce rule‑of‑law and anti‑corruption knowledge.
In Brief
- •NCCE organized a follow‑up civic engagement with over 60 women in Krachi East Municipality to reinforce rule‑of‑law and anti‑corruption knowledge.
- •The session, held at the Church of Pentecost, Dambai Central Assembly, built on earlier campaigns across 60 project districts.
- •Participants discussed challenges such as fear of victimisation, limited reporting knowledge, and cultural norms that hinder reporting.
- •The initiative aims to empower women to advocate for transparency and accountability in families, workplaces, and communities.
Why It Matters
The engagement reflects Ghana’s broader effort to deepen civic participation and promote responsible citizenship in the fight against corruption. By targeting women—who often face unique barriers to reporting wrongdoing—the National Commission for Civic Education seeks to create a more inclusive and effective anti‑corruption culture, potentially leading to greater transparency and accountability across public institutions.
Key Details
- Participants
- 60 women
- Venue
- Church of Pentecost, Dambai Central Assembly
- Facilitators
- Chief Inspector Mr Charles Adams; Mr Samuel Annan
- Project
- Civic Engagements on the Rule of Law and the Fight Against Corruption
- Municipality
- Krachi East
Context & Background
The NCCE has previously conducted awareness campaigns in 60 project districts, equipping women’s groups with knowledge of the rule of law, corruption, accountability, civic responsibilities, legal protections and reporting mechanisms.
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