PDA moderated a retreat for national-level stakeholders involved in the HIV/AIDS District Response Initiative. The retreat aimed to foster dialogue among policymakers, programme managers, and civil society representatives to enhance the effectiveness of HIV/AIDS interventions at the district level.
PDA conducted a study on the formation of a civil society platform to support the Ghana Poverty Reduction Strategy. The research led to the development of a concept paper for GAPVOD and its partners, outlining strategies for enhanced civil society engagement in national poverty reduction efforts.
PDA supported Ibis Ghana’s Organization Capacity Building programme by embedding a dedicated staff member in a four-person monitoring and evaluation team. This team convened annually to review the programme’s performance, ensuring that continuous, evidence-based improvements were implemented to enhance organizational effectiveness.
PDA facilitated a workshop focused on de-stigmatising HIV/AIDS, aiming to foster a more inclusive and supportive society for people living with HIV/AIDS. The workshop provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss challenges, share best practices, and develop strategies to reduce stigma and promote public understanding.
This study aimed to identify the conditions necessary for improving cooperation between traditional authorities and district/sub-district institutions within Ghana’s local government system. By strengthening these relationships, the project sought to enhance effective community governance.
PDA facilitated an inter-ministerial workshop aimed at developing a multi-sectoral strategy to provide comprehensive, sustainable, and integrated services to communities living on the islands of the Volta Lake. The workshop brought together representatives from various government ministries to coordinate service delivery
PDA facilitated a workshop focused on designing a methodology for assessing the capacity of community-based organizations (CBOs) in the Wenchi District. This initiative aimed to develop a robust framework to evaluate CBO performance, ultimately guiding capacity-building efforts.
This assessment evaluated the effectiveness of Danida’s poverty reduction strategy in Ghana across key sectors, including water, transport, health, and business, during the 1998-2002 strategic period. The study provided a comprehensive review of progress, identifying gaps and opportunities for improvement.
PDA facilitated a strategic planning workshop with the staff of the Special Education Unit of the Ministry of Education. The workshop was designed to help the team clarify its vision, align strategic priorities, and set a roadmap for enhancing special education services.
This study was conducted as part of Christian Aid’s national strategic planning process in Ghana. The review aimed to assess past and ongoing initiatives, evaluate their effectiveness, and inform the organization’s future strategic direction.
