The Coalition of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) focusing on good governance, extractives, and anti-corruption has firmly encouraged President-elect to end the Strategic Mobilization Limited (SML) contract.
The current SML contract, according to the CSOs, has diverted millions of Ghanaian cedis into private hands without offering the nation enough advantages.Vacation packages They genuinely think that terminating this contract will assist in restoring public confidence in financial management and successfully seal a significant revenue leak.
Third World Network-Africa (TWN-Africa), iWatch Africa, Revenue Mobilization Africa (RMA), the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI), the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), the Institute of Energy Security (IES), the Center for Extractives and Development (CEDA), and IMANI Center for Policy and Education, Human Environment and Livelihoods Platform Foundation (HELP Foundation Africa).
are among the CSOs. "Your Excellency, the Coalition stands ready to support your administration in implementing reforms that enhance transparency, accountability, and efficiency," the CSOs wrote in a letter to the President-elect on December 11.