A 2019 Ministerial
Performance Tracking report launched by Alliance Social Equity and Public
Accountability (ASEPA) has indicted Ghana’s sanitation ministry as
worse-performing.
The report, which assesses the performance of the various
Ministries and Ministers on five key performance indicators has also found some
key ministries to be underperforming while giving others very high marks.
Alliance for social Equity and Public Accountability ( Asepa ) Ministerial performance Tracking
Report 2019. Media Launch in Accra.
We also Assessment of various ministries of Ghana for 2019, and a proposal for immediate ministerial Reshuffle and structure reform Ahead of 2020.
How is the minister understand his job that was given to him by the president.
How is the minister go to transform his or her ministry to even develop more than what Ghanaians are expecting from him as a centre minister.
We have only 10 ministers who are performing very well as minister’s.
Some of the ministry who is performing very well is ministry of Tourism, ministry of works and housing, ministry of Trade and Industry, ministry of Agriculture.
Some of the minister’s who are Performing well are: Hon. Dan kwaku botwe , Osei kyei Mensah Bonso, Mr. Allan Kyeremanteng , Mr. Akoto Afriyie, and parliament Affairs are also performing well.
And the west performing ministry are: Communications ministry, Education ministry, and ministry of Finance.
Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources Cecilia Dapaah, has been adjudged as the worst-performing
The worst performing
minister Are: Ken Ofori Atta, and Mattew
Opoku Prempeh. Akwasi Amoako Atta
The report which was signed by the Executive Director of
ASEPA, Mensah Thompson, also called for immediate ministerial reshuffle and the
merging of some other ministries.
The report also recommended for the immediate scrap of the following: Special Development Initiative; Business Development, Planning; Inner City and Zongo Development; and the Minister of State at the Presidency in Charge of Agriculture.
The report which was signed by the Executive Director of ASEPA, Mensah Thompson, also called for immediate ministerial reshuffle and the merging of some other ministries.
Source: Ghana/otecfmghana.com
