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NDPC examines how evidence shapes Ghana’s development planning and policy decisions

She also stressed the importance of clearly defining the study’s scope to ensure its findings are properly understood and applied to Ghana’s national development planning process.
The National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) is reviewing how research and other forms of evidence are generated, accessed and used to guide national development planning and policy decisions in Ghana.
The findings point to challenges in ensuring that available evidence is effectively integrated into the planning process and influences policy decisions.
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