GhanaGH

UK overseas development assistance to Ghana — View on DevTracker →

Total Spent

£2.43B

Projects

455

Sectors

Date Range

1999 – 2026

Closed393(£2.24B)

Implementation62(£191.5M)

Largest Projects

PIDG: Core Support to Private Infrastructure Development Group

Sectors not specifiedClosed2012 – 2023

£515,721,939

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Increased responsible private sector participation in sustainable infrastructure in poorer developing countries through increased flows of private capital & expertise.This will benefit an additional 105.1 million people by the end of 2015.

Support to Education Strategic Plan in Ghana

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2006 – 2013

£104,742,232

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To increase significantly Universal Primary Completion (UPC), and create a migratory path to General Budget Support within a period of three years

Ghana General Budget Support 2009-10

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2009 – 2012

£100,000,000

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This activity Ghana General Budget Support 2009-10 is a component of Ghana PRBS 2009-10 reported by FCDO with a funding type of 106 - General Budget Support and a budget of £100,000,000. It works in the following sector(s): Education policy and admin...

Sector Budget Support for Support to Education Strategic Plan

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2006 – 2015

£100,000,000

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This activity Sector Budget Support for Support to Education Strategic Plan is a component of Support to Education Strategic Plan in Ghana reported by FCDO with a funding type of 107 - Sector Budget Support and a budget of £100,000,000. It works in t...

Ghana PRBS 2009-10

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2009 – 2010

£100,000,000

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To improve the effectiveness of the government budget in delivering services, stimulating economic growth and reducing poverty.To improve the effectiveness of the government budget in delivering services, stimulating economic growth and reducing pove...

GFP - Global Finance Programme

Monetary institutionsImplementation2018 – 2045

£84,023,466

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Leverages the UK’s unique position as the world’s leading financial centre to increase access to finance for firms and individuals where beneficiaries are in developing countries, promoting shared prosperity through inclusive economic growth overseas...

General Budget Support 2012 - 2015 -UK support to the Government of Ghana’s Budget to strengthen public institution’s delivery of improved services

Public sector policy and administrative managementClosed2012 – 2016

£60,500,000

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To strengthen public institutions to deliver improved services which will benefit all Ghanaians. This contributes to the range of MDGs by supporting central government to finance and better manage public services by 2015

Ghana Health Sector Support Programme - 2012 - 2018

Basic health careClosed2013 – 2019

£59,171,024

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To improve the health system in Ghana, by providing the Ministry of Health and its agencies with financial aid, materials, goods and technical assistance. This support will improve coverage and quality of primary care services and create a sustainabl...

General Budget Support (2012 - 2015) - UK support to the Government of Ghana’s Budget to strengthen public institution’s delivery of improved services

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2011 – 2017

£58,420,909

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This activity General Budget Support (2012 - 2015) - UK support to the Government of Ghana’s Budget to strengthen public institution’s delivery of improved services is a component of General Budget Support 2012 - 2015 -UK support to the Government...

Girls - Participatory Approaches to Students Success (PASS) in Ghana

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2012 – 2021

£51,069,988

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To increase participation and the quality of secondary education by providing disadvantaged girls with secondary level scholarships and Colleges of Education with targeted support to improve teacher education and management. This will benefit 81,000 ...

Sector Breakdown

Education policy and administrative management

£590.1M

Sectors not specified

£516.0M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£113.2M

Basic health care

£110.2M

Social Protection

£104.7M

Monetary institutions

£92.9M

Primary education

£86.6M

Health policy and administrative management

£85.8M

Malaria control

£74.4M

Democratic participation and civil society

£67.8M

Business policy and administration

£59.3M

Family planning

£46.3M

Public finance management (PFM)

£38.4M

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development

£38.0M

Reproductive health care

£32.4M

Teacher training

£32.4M

Research/scientific institutions

£26.6M

Domestic revenue mobilisation

£25.1M

Medical research

£21.4M

Spending Over Time

1999

£14.6M

2003

£12.5M

2004

£11.8M

2005

£10.9M

2006

£221.6M

2007

£3.0M

2008

£99.1M

2009

£225.9M

2010

£198.5M

2011

£191.5M

2012

£803.6M

2013

£161.2M

2014

£80.1M

2015

£39.8M

2016

£33.3M

2017

£50.5M

2018

£120.4M

2019

£40.9M

2020

£30.7M

2021

£28.7M

2022

£6.9M

2023

£4.1M

2024

£17.8M

2025

£7.2M

2026

£17.0M

All Projects

Project	Sector	Budget ↓	Status	Start

Data Sources

Project data: FCDO DevTracker — Ghana via IATI Datastore
Official statistics: Statistics on International Development (gov.uk)
Budget figures are from IATI project data reported in GBP by FCDO.
UK ODA includes development aid, investment capital (BII), and domestic spending (asylum costs). See the Foreign Aid dashboard for a full breakdown by type.

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Largest Projects

PIDG: Core Support to Private Infrastructure Development Group

Sectors not specifiedClosed2012 – 2023

£515,721,939

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Support to Education Strategic Plan in Ghana

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2006 – 2013

£104,742,232

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To increase significantly Universal Primary Completion (UPC), and create a migratory path to General Budget Support within a period of three years

Ghana General Budget Support 2009-10

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2009 – 2012

£100,000,000

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Sector Budget Support for Support to Education Strategic Plan

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2006 – 2015

£100,000,000

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Ghana PRBS 2009-10

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2009 – 2010

£100,000,000

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GFP - Global Finance Programme

Monetary institutionsImplementation2018 – 2045

£84,023,466

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General Budget Support 2012 - 2015 -UK support to the Government of Ghana’s Budget to strengthen public institution’s delivery of improved services

Public sector policy and administrative managementClosed2012 – 2016

£60,500,000

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Ghana Health Sector Support Programme - 2012 - 2018

Basic health careClosed2013 – 2019

£59,171,024

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General Budget Support (2012 - 2015) - UK support to the Government of Ghana’s Budget to strengthen public institution’s delivery of improved services

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2011 – 2017

£58,420,909

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Girls - Participatory Approaches to Students Success (PASS) in Ghana

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2012 – 2021

£51,069,988

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Sector Breakdown

Education policy and administrative management

£590.1M

Sectors not specified

£516.0M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£113.2M

Basic health care

£110.2M

Social Protection

£104.7M

Monetary institutions

£92.9M

Primary education

£86.6M

Health policy and administrative management

£85.8M

Malaria control

£74.4M

Democratic participation and civil society

£67.8M

Business policy and administration

£59.3M

Family planning

£46.3M

Public finance management (PFM)

£38.4M

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development

£38.0M

Reproductive health care

£32.4M

Teacher training

£32.4M

Research/scientific institutions

£26.6M

Domestic revenue mobilisation

£25.1M

Medical research

£21.4M

Spending Over Time

1999

£14.6M

2003

£12.5M

2004

£11.8M

2005

£10.9M

2006

£221.6M

2007

£3.0M

2008

£99.1M

2009

£225.9M

2010

£198.5M

2011

£191.5M

2012

£803.6M

2013

£161.2M

2014

£80.1M

2015

£39.8M

2016

£33.3M

2017

£50.5M

2018

£120.4M

2019

£40.9M

2020

£30.7M

2021

£28.7M

2022

£6.9M

2023

£4.1M

2024

£17.8M

2025

£7.2M

2026

£17.0M