NDPC Launches Technical Committee to Revise Ghana Infrastructure Plan
NDPC has formed a four‑month Technical Committee to review, update and finalise the Ghana Infrastructure Plan (GIP).
In Brief
- •NDPC has formed a four‑month Technical Committee to review, update and finalise the Ghana Infrastructure Plan (GIP).
- •The committee will align the GIP with current sector plans, policies, master plans and the National Spatial Development Framework.
- •It will update the plan’s results framework, indicators and milestones, and propose financing options including infrastructure bonds, government revenue and public‑private partnerships.
- •Key focus areas identified are energy, water, transport (including logistics) and digital infrastructure.
- •The committee will also recommend institutional arrangements for national and district‑level implementation.
Why It Matters
The Ghana Infrastructure Plan is a central blueprint for the country’s development, guiding investment and delivery of critical services. By revising the plan, NDPC aims to move Ghana away from a fragmented “stop‑and‑go” approach, fostering a more predictable, transparent and efficient infrastructure ecosystem. Strengthening governance and financing mechanisms is expected to attract private investment, improve service delivery and support sustainable economic growth.
Key Details
- Committee Term
- 4 months
- Focus Areas
- Energy, water, transport (logistics), digital infrastructure
- Integration
- National Spatial Development Framework
- Funding Options
- Infrastructure bonds, government revenue, public‑private partnerships
- Chairman
- Dr Nii Moi Thompson
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