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Ghana: The Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa Trains Public Sector Workers |
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014 |
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ICT for MDGs
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Ghana |
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Jan 28, 2014 |
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He said good programmes were those that had a great deal of impact on the lives of the people, and added that public sector actors must ensure that they had the people in mind in all their programmes.
Professor Adams stated that a good monitoring and evaluation system was the basis for successful planning and budgeting. The challenge, he said, was how to link those key activities with the aspirations of the people.
He argued that in order to support the strategic shift towards results, the public services needed a strong and coherent monitoring and evaluation framework that promoted learning and performance measurement.
He said it was as a result of that that GIMPA, in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance and with financial assistance from BADEA, put together the training programme on monitoring and evaluation and capacity building for public sector workers.
Prof. Adams expressed GIMPA’s gratitude to BADEA and the Ministry of Finance for the opportunity granted it as the first local trainer in Ghana to be used by BADEA to train selected staff from the Ministry of Finance.
“GIMPA is optimistic that BADEA will extend such a collaboration to adopt the institution as one of its training hubs in Africa for public servants to enhance their competence to transform public service delivery across the continent,” he added.
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Ghana: The Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa Trains Public Sector Workers The Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa BADEA has ended its series of training programmes for public sector workers with a three-week programme for selected staff from the Ministry of Finance The programme which was in collaboration with the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration GIMPA dealt with areas such as Negotiations Skills Report Writing Budgeting and Financial Management and Procurement Management Addressing the closing session the acting Dean School of Public Service and Governance Professor Samuel Adams stated that monitoring and evaluation were crucial activities for effective management
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