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Ghana’s road maintenance funding gap deepens as only 37% of needs met – World Bank
Ghana is facing a widening shortfall in funding for road maintenance, with available resources meeting just 37 per cent of estimated needs in 2024, the World Bank has disclosed.
The World Bank attributed part of the decline in maintenance financing to the implementation of the Earmarked Funds Capping and Realignment Act, which contributed to the reduction in the proportion of road maintenance needs being financed to 37 per cent in 2024.
The World Bank also warned that inadequate maintenance could undermine the economic benefits expected from major road investments.
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