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Franklin Cudjoe appointed to Ghana’s Joint National-United Nations Steering Committee

The IMANI Centre for Policy and Education is pleased to announce the appointment of its Founding President and Chief Executive Officer, Franklin Cudjoe, to Ghana’s Joint National United Nations Steering Committee (JSC), the country’s highest strategic oversight body established to guide the design and implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF).
According to its Terms of Reference, it provides strategic oversight for the Cooperation Framework, reviews progress in implementation, identifies emerging development challenges and opportunities, strengthens mutual accountability between the Government of Ghana and the United Nations system, supports resource mobilisation, promotes policy coherence, and facilitates coordination among national institutions, development partners, civil society and the private sector.
As Ghana embarks on the design of its 2027-2030 United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework, the work of the Joint National-UN Steering Committee will help define how national priorities are translated into coordinated action between the Government of Ghana, the United Nations system and development partners.
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