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Koblimahagu gets new CHPS Compound to Serve 8,400 residents
According to a Facebook post by the German Embassy, the project was driven by the community itself, which identified better access to healthcare as a priority for local development.
The facility was inaugurated by German Ambassador Frederik Landshöft, GIZ Ghana Country Director Sandra Retzer, KfW Country Director Amelie Stanzel-Ferreira, and officials of the Tamale Metropolitan Assembly, bringing essential healthcare services closer to residents of the community.
Through German Cooperation, GIZ Ghana supported efforts to strengthen participatory planning and local governance, while the German development bank KfW provided funding through Ghana’s District Assemblies Common Fund Responsiveness Factor Grant.
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