CDD-Ghana engages Assembly Members on constitutional reforms in Ho

The engagement formed part of efforts by the Citizens Platform on Constitutional Reform The Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), in partnership with the LoveAid Foundation and the Citizens Platform on Constitutional Reform (CPCR), has engaged Assembly Members in the Ho Municipality on proposed constitutional reforms and their implications for local governance and national development.

Assembly Members raise concerns over local governance The discussions covered several issues, including the proposed four-year or five-year presidential term, democratic governance and accountability, local government reforms, citizen participation and the implementation of recommendations requiring constitutional amendments.

The engagement formed part of efforts by the Citizens Platform on Constitutional Reform, a coalition of more than 100 civil society organisations, to sensitise citizens and key stakeholders to the constitutional review process and encourage their participation.