Financial Flows in Ghana
Natural Resource Governance and Inequalities
in Ghana
The Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC) is an indigenous non-governmental organization that works in solidarity with those striving for social justice. Our mission is to work towards a life of dignity by committing to the promotion of human rights (especially social and economic rights) and social justice for all. The vision is to have a “world where every life matters”.
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Terms of Reference Consultancy to Produce a video documentary on Natural Resource Governance and Inequalities in Ghana
Founded in 1987 when most non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Ghana were predominantly foreign, ISODEC is one of the oldest indigenous NGOs in the country. It seeks to address development
Call for Applications: One-Day Training for Investigative Journalists on Reporting IllicitFinancial Flows in Ghana
Are you an investigative journalist eager to uncover the secrets of illicit financial flows? Join our
intensive one-day training programme designed to enhance your skills in tracking and
African Union to work with TJNA to roll out Africa’s anti-IFFs policy tracker tool
The African Union Commission (AUC) has committed to support TJNA’s fight against illicit financial flows (IFFs) in the continent by championing the roll-out of the flagship anti-IFFs policy tracker
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West Africa IFF Academy Training in Accra-Ghana
The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) and the Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC) are delighted to invite applications from government agencies involved in battling illicit financial flows in Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone, campaigners and academics who would like to attend our five-day practical Illicit Financial Flows(IFFs) Measurement training course in Accra-Ghana.