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Mahama’s first Budget:ASHANTI REGION IN PERSPECTIVE

 

 

ISSUE 1

2025 Budget Statement Summary

  1. Projects Allocated to the Ashanti Region

The budget provides funding for the following projects in the Ashanti Region:
1. Kejetia Market Phase 2 Completion
• Status: Stalled due to funding issues but budget has made provisions to resume work.
• Page: 17
2. Road Infrastructure (Under the Big Push Programme)
• The budget has allocated funding for various road construction and maintenance projects in the Ashanti Region.

President John Mahama and Dr.Frank Amoakohene,the Ashanti Regional Minister

  1. Educational Infrastructure
    • GETFund has been uncapped to provide additional funding for schools in the region.
    • The budget has allocated funds for:
    • Classroom block constructions in some districts.
    • Provision of free textbooks for students (part of the nationwide intervention).
    • Page: 59-60
  2. Health Infrastructure
    • Expansion of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) Projects, including:
    • Renovation and equipping of maternity and children’s blocks.
    • Funding for new hospital wards under the MahamaCares Health Program.
    • Page: 61
  3. Agriculture for Economic Transformation Agenda (AETA)
    • The Ashanti Region will benefit from support for commercial farming, irrigation projects, and mechanization services under this program.
    • Districts with strong agricultural bases will be prioritized for funding.
    • Page: 62
  4. Expansion of Free SHS and Infrastructure Improvement
    • Additional funding for school infrastructure, feeding programs, and dormitory expansion in Ashanti Region secondary schools.
    • Page: 59-60

  1. In Addition,
    • Security Enhancements: Due to recent incidents, including attacks on traders and businesses, the region will receive increased police presence and CCTV installations in key market areas.
    • Page: 35
    • Support for Small-Scale Miners: The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBOD) will regulate and support artisanal gold mining activities in mining hubs, including parts of Ashanti Region.
    • Page: 55

Mahama’s first Budget:ASHANTI REGION IN PERSPECTIVE

 

 

ISSUE 1

2025 Budget Statement Summary

  1. Projects Allocated to the Ashanti Region

The budget provides funding for the following projects in the Ashanti Region:
1. Kejetia Market Phase 2 Completion
• Status: Stalled due to funding issues but budget has made provisions to resume work.
• Page: 17
2. Road Infrastructure (Under the Big Push Programme)
• The budget has allocated funding for various road construction and maintenance projects in the Ashanti Region.

President John Mahama and Dr.Frank Amoakohene,the Ashanti Regional Minister

  1. Educational Infrastructure
    • GETFund has been uncapped to provide additional funding for schools in the region.
    • The budget has allocated funds for:
    • Classroom block constructions in some districts.
    • Provision of free textbooks for students (part of the nationwide intervention).
    • Page: 59-60
  2. Health Infrastructure
    • Expansion of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) Projects, including:
    • Renovation and equipping of maternity and children’s blocks.
    • Funding for new hospital wards under the MahamaCares Health Program.
    • Page: 61
  3. Agriculture for Economic Transformation Agenda (AETA)
    • The Ashanti Region will benefit from support for commercial farming, irrigation projects, and mechanization services under this program.
    • Districts with strong agricultural bases will be prioritized for funding.
    • Page: 62
  4. Expansion of Free SHS and Infrastructure Improvement
    • Additional funding for school infrastructure, feeding programs, and dormitory expansion in Ashanti Region secondary schools.
    • Page: 59-60

  1. In Addition,
    • Security Enhancements: Due to recent incidents, including attacks on traders and businesses, the region will receive increased police presence and CCTV installations in key market areas.
    • Page: 35
    • Support for Small-Scale Miners: The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBOD) will regulate and support artisanal gold mining activities in mining hubs, including parts of Ashanti Region.
    • Page: 55
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