The Economic Governance Platform is a coalition of Civil Society Organizations championing prudence in the management of public funds in Ghana. Hosted by the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition, our membership includes leading organizations such as IEA, CDD Ghana, ACEP, IMANI Africa, IDEG, GII, OXFAM Ghana, and others working to ensure fiscal responsibility and good governance in Ghana.
We are committed to promoting financial transparency, accountable governance, and citizen participation in public finance management. Through research, advocacy, and digital innovation, we empower citizens and stakeholders to engage effectively in fiscal policy processes and hold governments accountable for responsible management of public resources.
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We conduct evidence-based research on fiscal policy, debt sustainability, public financial management, and macroeconomic trends to inform national dialogue and policy reforms.
We advocate for open and accountable management of public finances and national debt, tracking budget implementation and debt flows to ensure alignment with development priorities.
We develop innovative digital tools like the Ghana Debt Tracker and IMF Dashboard to increase access to public finance information and empower citizens to monitor government spending.
Stay informed about our work in promoting fiscal transparency, accountable governance, and citizen participation in public finance management through our events. Browse past activities and register for upcoming opportunities.
Our team of fiscal policy experts will provide analysis and insights on the recently announced national budget, highlighting key issues related to debt management.
Join us for the official launch of our comprehensive report on sustainable debt management practices, featuring policy recommendations.
Our regional outreach continues with the launch of our Sustainable Debt Management Report in Kumasi and Tamale across Ghana.
We unveiled our digital tools that allow citizens and stakeholders to monitor Ghana's public debt and IMF program implementation.
Our members gathered to set the strategic direction for 2025, focusing on strengthening fiscal transparency initiatives and advocacy work.
We facilitated a collaborative session with Civil Society Organizations to gather inputs for the 2025 national budget.
Access our library of publications, research papers, news articles, and policy recommendations to stay informed about fiscal transparency, debt management, and public finance issues in Ghana and beyond.
A comprehensive analysis of Ghana's current debt profile, sustainability metrics, and recommendations for improved debt management strategies.
Our detailed analysis of the 2025 national budget, focusing on fiscal policy implications, revenue projections, and expenditure priorities.
An independent assessment of Ghana's IMF program implementation, highlighting progress, challenges, and impacts on fiscal management.
Ghana's Finance Minister has unveiled a comprehensive debt restructuring plan aimed at improving the country's fiscal sustainability.
The International Monetary Fund has approved the next installment of funding for Ghana's economic recovery program following positive review.
Our organization has launched innovative digital platforms that allow citizens to track budget implementation and public spending in real-time.
A comprehensive policy framework with recommendations for improving Ghana's debt management approach and institutional arrangements.
This policy paper outlines key recommendations for strengthening fiscal transparency mechanisms and institutional frameworks in Ghana.
Policy guidelines for enhancing citizen engagement in fiscal policy development, budget monitoring, and public accountability mechanisms.