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Strengthening Water Justice in Ghana: A Call to Action

The ISODEC Integrated Social Development Center, in partnership with Africa Rising and the Africa Water Justice Network, recently organized a stakeholders’ meeting to address a pressing issue of water justice in Ghana. The event was themed “Strengthening Water Justice in Ghana: Uniting to Defend Water as a Human Right,” the event brought together various stakeholders. […]
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Government urged to Prioritize Investment in Water..,

As ISODEC reinvigorates Water Justice Campaign A convening of water rights advocacy organizations has concluded in Accra with a clarion call on government to prioritize investment in water systems, focusing on access, availability, and safety. The Water Justice Strategy meeting was organised by the Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC) in collaboration with the Africa Water […]
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Extractive sector wealth must translate into tangible benefits for all Ghanaians – ISODEC

The Executive Director of the Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC), Mr. Sam Danse, has encouraged Civil Society Organisations to intensify their advocacy for the responsible management of Ghana’s natural resources and ensure that the wealth they generate translates into tangible benefits for all Ghanaians. Mr Danse also rallied civil society to reignite the spirit of […]
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PWYP –Ghana to host Extraordinary General Meeting in Accra

Coalition Members of Publish What You Pay Ghana (PWYP-Ghana) are expected to converge in Accra this week for an extraordinary General meeting to review and evaluate its programmes and activities in Ghana in line with the Coalition’s new Global Strategy 2030. The meeting, to be held on the theme, ‘Building Together’ is being organised by […]
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ISODEC Study Uncovers Widespread IFFs in Ghana’s Gold Mining Sector

A new study has shed light on the alarming prevalence of Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) along the supply chain of Gold Mining in Ghana, particularly during processing, transportation and marketing. The study, titled “Mapping of Illicit Financial Flows Risks Along the Supply Chain of Gold Mining in Ghana” was conducted by the Integrated Social Development […]
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A New Era of Empowerment at ISODEC: The PCM and Grant Management Trainings

At the heart of the Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC), in the last two weeks of January 2025, a bustling energy filled the air as the Executive Director and members of staff of the organization gathered for an exciting new venture. The days had arrived for an intensive training sessions on Programme Cycle Management (PCM) […]
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ISODEC Launches Project to Empower Vulnerable Groups in Northern Ghana

In an effort to reduce poverty and foster local development, the Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC) in collaboration with the African-Asian Rural Development Organization (AARDO), have launched a project to enhance financial access for women and other vulnerable groups in the Sagnarigu Municipality of the Northern Region. The initiative focuses on improving the quality of […]
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Tackle the root Causes of Corruption, Illicit Financial Flows-Anaba advises

The Head of Policy and Programmes at the Integrated Social Development Centre ( ISODEC), Mr. Bernard Anaba has called for a concerted effort to tackle the root causes of corruption and Illicit Financial Flows in Ghana and the Africa continent in general. Mr. Anaba cautioned that efforts being made by Civil Society, government and other […]
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ISODEC Participates in 2024 GWOPA Assembly,WUF12 in Cairo

In a bid to reignite its Water and Sanitation campaign, the Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC) has attended and participated in this year’s Global Water Operators’ Partnerships Alliance (GWOPA) and World Urban Forum 12 (WUF12) Assembly in Cairo Egypt. The events, which begun on November 2nd – 7th, 2024, was programmed to thoroughly discuss  Resilient Sanitation and Water Services […]
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Demonstrate more leadership in fighting Galamsey – ISODEC tells Gov’t

The Executive Director of the Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC) Mr Sam Danse has reiterated the call on government to demonstrate more leadership in its efforts to address the illegal mining (Galamsey) conundrum in the country. Even though the government has put some measures in place to try and address the Galamsey menace, Mr Danse […]
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