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The Resetting Agenda: How Paul Adjei is rebuilding GETFund, project by project

From a 3,564-project backlog to new construction in all 16 regions, expanded scholarships and new financing partnerships, Paul Adjei’s tenure at GETFund is putting execution, access and accountability at the centre of Ghana’s education infrastructure agenda.
A reset measured in delivery Paul Adjei’s tenure at GETFund can therefore be understood through a series of concrete shifts: more money moving into education, more students receiving scholarship support, more projects reaching communities, all 16 regions covered, more private partners brought into education financing and greater attention to what happens after construction.
Other priorities include maintaining a rolling cash-flow forecast for certificates, procurement and Free SHS; adopting the asset-maintenance standard; giving EFPI partners verified progress reports; reporting scholarship outcomes by institution, programme and completion rate; and expanding procurement reporting to include contract values, suppliers and delivery dates.
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