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Ghana, Malta launch project ethics to strengthen ethics education

Dubbed as "Project Ethics", it is a co-developed and co-owned ethics education partnership to strengthen ethics education and values-based learning among children and young people in Ghana through policy dialogue, teacher capacity building, digital learning tools, story-based resources, pilot school implementation and monitoring for learning.
The Minister commended the Maltese government and the Malta High Commission in Ghana for the initiative, stressing that the government of Ghana considers the initiative as an important part of efforts to build a society founded on strong moral values and responsible behaviour.
The Governments of Ghana and Malta in collaboration with StepUp Nigeria have initiated the Malta-Ghana Ethics Education Partnership, a joint project aimed at empowering tomorrow’s heroes with integrity, citizenship and service.
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