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MTNDPF 2022-2025

By NDPC · 16 December 2021

MTNDPF 2022-2025

This Medium-Term National Development Policy Framework (MTNDPF) 2022-2025 seeks to operationalize Article 36, Clause 1 of Ghana’s 1992 Constitution, which enjoins the government to ensure that the national economy is managed efficiently to maximize the welfare of the citizenry. It was prepared with broad-based stakeholder participation, including the use of cross-sectoral planning groups (CSPGs) as enjoined by Article 15 of the National Development Planning Commission Act, 1994 (Act 479). Public consultations were also undertaken across the country, including engagement with Parliament and the presidency. It was finally approved by the Commission following approval from the presidency and presented to Parliament.

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