About EGP Ghana

Promoting transparency, accountability, and evidence-based policymaking in Ghana's economic governance

About EGP Ghana

The Economic Governance Platform (EGP) is a coalition of Civil Society Organizations championing prudence in the management of public funds in Ghana. Hosted by the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), our membership includes leading organizations such as IEA, CDD Ghana, ACEP, IMANI Africa, IDEG, GII, OXFAM Ghana, Africa Education Watch, and Tax Justice Network.

Previously known as the Civil Society Platform on the IMF Programme, EGP was formed in November 2014 when eleven CSOs came together to influence and engage both the government and the IMF. The platform was established primarily in response to recurring fiscal indiscipline, particularly during election years.

Vision

To be the foremost coalition of CSOs focused on ensuring the efficient and effective use of public resources to grow Ghana's economy.

Mission

Ensuring CSOs and Media working on Transparency and Accountability in Ghana present common positions on Economic Governance issues through Policy Analysis and Constructive Engagements.

Goal

Ensuring good governance, fiscal transparency, sound public financial management, and citizen engagement in development processes, promoting access to information on fiscal and monetary policies.

What We Do

The Economic Governance Platform is a coalition of Civil Society Organizations championing prudence in the management of public funds 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.

Public Debt Tracker

Real-time monitoring and analysis of Ghana's public debt portfolio, including domestic and external debt obligations.

IMF Bailout Monitor

Comprehensive tracking of Ghana's IMF program implementation, conditionalities, and disbursements.

Budget Analysis

In-depth analysis of Ghana's national budget, revenue projections, and expenditure allocations.

Fiscal Policy Research

Research and policy analysis on Ghana's fiscal policy framework, tax reforms, and revenue mobilization.

Transparency & Accountability

Promoting transparency in public financial management and holding government accountable for fiscal decisions.

Capacity Building

Training and workshops for CSOs, journalists, and citizens on economic governance and data literacy.

The Platform hopes to engage with the Government of Ghana in the long-term, beyond the IMF bailout programme, to ensure fiscal responsibility is internalised for the common good of the country.

Our Member Organizations

The Economic Governance Platform is a powerful coalition of leading civil society organizations in Ghana

Oxfam
Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition
Africa Centre for Energy Policy
IMANI
IEA Ghana
Ghana Integrity Initiative
Africa Education Watch
IDEG
Tax Justice Network Africa
Open Society Foundations