PARTY |
ECONOMY |
EDUCATION |
HEALTH |
NPP |
Private sector development through the removal of barriers to private sector growth, provision of loans to small and medium enterprises, and promotion of a culture of entrepreneurship Expansion of the Rural Enterprise Development Programme Infrastructure improvements to facilitate trade, agriculture and tourism The establishment of 10 employment centers to connect job seekers with jobs and the set-up of a National Job Summit The continued implementation of the ECOWAS Trade Liberation Scheme The removal of import duties and the provision of export incentives for the forestry industry Mounting marketing schemes to promote domestic tourism Support for mechanized farming The establishment of a monitoring system for marine fisheries to minimize post-harvest losses The introduction of a special programme to minimize desertification The creation of the Ghana Technology Park, to enhance information technology Accelerated deregulation of the Petroleum sector Restructuring and repositioning of the National Airline The establishment of a sub-urban railway system in the Greater Accra Region |
Enhance access to education and promote technical and vocational training The implementation of incentive schemes for teachers The upgrading of one Senior High School in each District to the level of a model school |
The rehabilitation of the Tamale Regional Hospital The provision of housing for staff in hospitals that run 24 hours Building more hospitals Extending access to clean water The establishment of a Mortgage Finance Institution to facilitate the ownership of homes Additional funding for the Women Development Fund to make women more independent and less vulnerable |
NDC |
Improving revenue collection and responsible spending Increased investment in science and technology, including information technology The stabilization of prices of goods and services Transparency and accountability in the use of donor resources Increase in foreign investment Moving from agrarian to industrial economy, without disadvantaging the peasant farmer Increasing agricultural productivity for both domestic consumption and industry Developing new niche products targeted at the ECOWAS sub-region Pursuing bilateral trade initiatives to boost South-South cooperation Implement ECOWAS protocols for trade The establishment of a National Research and Development Fund to be accessed by innovators Granting tax concessions to certain companies The establishment of Science and Technology Parks to promote scientific excellence Organizing trade fairs to exhibit locally developed products Promoting non-traditional agricultural exports, like the at the sheanut and the dawadawa tree Provision of irrigation facilities Improving the management of the fisheries industry, by replenishing stock and exploring different marketing avenues Improvement of infrastructure to facilitate agriculture, industry and trade Decentralization of the COCOBOD scholarship award scheme The implementation of a FAST (Food, Agri-business, Shelter and Technology) action plan, to ensure Ghanaians can feed themselves and produce enough for export The implementation of the National Land Policy, first introduced in 1999, to manage the countrys land resources The expansion of title registration to including farming communities, not only residential and commercial areas Under the Forestry Plantation Project, assisting investors to go into industrial-scale tree farming in depleted forest reserves The completion of the Aboadze Thermal plant and the Bui Hydro-Electric Project, to bring them to full capacity, and the promotion of renewable energy The construction of additional petroleum pipelines The distribution of mining royalties to mining communities The integration of the informal sector into the mainstream economy Further strengthening of government agencies The creation of large commercial farms and plantations to employ thousands of workers |
The provision of free basic education, including free tuition, textbooks and uniforms Enacting legislation that will make it illegal for parents to not send their children to school The outdooring of a FCUBE programme that will set out a target year by which every Ghanaian must be literate Special tertiary education scholarships for needy students and incentives for students studying science and technology The creation of a Teachers Council to oversee teacher training institutions Increased funding for Vocational and Technical Education Pursuing a programme for non-formal education The possible implementation of a proposal to withdraw professionals put of the Ghana Universal Salary Structure to solve the brain drain problem The extension of the student loan scheme to include tertiary education |
Establishing a modern regional hospital for each region More training programmes to localize medical treatment for which Ghanaians often have to go abroad The revision of the National Health Insurance Scheme Providing more support to traditional medical practitioners to ensure they play a supportive role in healthcare delivery The revival of the Environmental Sanitation policy, with a view to have central government provide more money for sanitation |
CPP |
The active promotion of national and regional integration policies to augment and complement Ghanas resource endowment Increase in the percentage of national income distributed to the District Assemblies The development of small irrigation sources for farming Coordinate water resources at the national level The introduction of land planning policies that ensure efficient delivery of housing Increase power production facilities like the Bui project The electrification of all rural areas Exploring environmentally friendly energy sources Supporting the formation of small-scale agricultural organization and mechanizing farming Ensuring businesses can access capital cheaply Establishing research and development as the backbone to national development The creation of a science and technology village Protection of the environment and support for responsible and beneficial mining Support for public transit systems across the country |
Supporting uninterrupted education to the tertiary level Providing one meal a day to all students Supporting the use of local languages as a medium of instruction The introduction of French in addition to English as compulsory languages Supporting ICT training in all secondary schools Supporting the Polytechnics to play a greater role in manpower capacity building |
Ensuring communities have access to potable water Ensuring proper sanitation in villages, towns and cities Retaining healthcare personnel in Ghana Free care for the elderly and poor Promoting quality healthcare access nationwide Promoting research and development efforts in orthodox and traditional medicine |