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Nurturing a new generation of Public Service Professionals

 
 

5 Years of Institutional Strengthening

 
 

Championing change, Inspiring the future

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Nurturing Ghana's Public Service Pioneers

At Emerging Public Leaders of Ghana, we firmly believe that the bedrock of Ghana’s development and economic prosperity lies in the strength of its public sector institutions. Our mission is crystal clear: to catalyse Ghana’s progress by fortifying its public sector institutions through global partnerships and our transformative Public Sector Fellowship programme.

MISSION

Catalysing Transformation in Ghana’s Public Sector

VISION

We envision a prosperous and equitable Ghana, fostered by good governance.

VALUES

Integrity, Leadership, Empowerment, Inclusivity, Service Excellence, Community Development

Our Impact

81
Regions in Ghana Represented
57
Increase in women Participation in Fellowship
30
Civil/Public service Organisations served

Our Success Stories

Godsway Cofie Obro-Boateng

Godsway embarked on an advocacy mission in the Ahafo region of Ghana, a project under the Women’s Innovation Sustainable Enterprise and funded by PLAN International. He emerged as an agent for change, amplifying the voices of women in decision-making

Godsway embarked on an advocacy mission in the Ahafo region of Ghana, a project under the Women’s Innovation Sustainable Enterprise and funded by PLAN International. He emerged as an agent for change, amplifying the voices of women in decision-making. Godsway's journey echoed our commitment to gender equality and community development. He shed light on the need for equitable distribution of domestic responsibilities and called for tangible change in the dynamics of households. His engagement spanned 15 diverse communities, from Sukuumu to Boaso, where he championed the cause of joint decision-making in households and communities, emphasizing the importance of gender-inclusive decision-making.
Godsway passionately advocates that women deserve more than just a seat at the table; they deserve a respected and equal place in decision-making processes. His journey is not merely an impact story; it stands as a testament to our commitment to transformative change and gender equality.

Rashida Abu Seidu Dabre

In fostering literacy and education, Rashida took the responsibility on leading on a Spelling Bee competition in Kumasi, which resonates with our dedication for transformative change.

In fostering literacy and education, Rashida took the responsibility on leading on a Spelling Bee competition in Kumasi, which resonates with our dedication for transformative change. Her collaboration with the Otumfuo Foundation echoes our commitment to partnerships for community development. Through her efforts, literacy promotion became more than a concept; it became a tangible reality for students, aligning with our vision for transformative change through education.

Prince Forson

Prince designed a comprehensive concept note in observance of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. He took an affirmative action and proposed the establishment of Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights clubs to empower youth on preventing gender-based violence.

Prince Forson spearheaded an initiative in observance of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. With strategic foresight, he crafted a comprehensive concept note that not only outlined the celebration, but also proposed the establishment of Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) clubs and formulated an exit strategy for the effective management of the clubs. He took an affirmative action by handing over the SRHR club to the Kpone Katamanso Presby Junior High School. This gesture marked the beginning of an educational journey aimed at empowering the youth with knowledge about gender equality, the prevention of gender-based violence, and instilling in them the capacity to be catalysts for positive change in their communities. His initiative has not only laid the foundation for sustained education but has also positioned the youth as active agents of change.

Deborah Nana Ama Abbey

Deborah undertook the responsibility of orienting and training a new member of the communications and information team. Deborah introduced a fresh approach to collating and presenting end-of-week posts on social media

Deborah Nana Ama Abbey showed a profound commitment to driving positive change in her placement organization through leadership and innovation. She undertook the responsibility of orienting and training a new member of the communications and information team. Deborah introduced a fresh approach to collating and presenting end-of-week posts on social media. This initiative exemplified her dedication to injecting creativity and efficiency into her role. Additionally, she authored a compelling news article and two insightful blog articles. Deborah provided invaluable communications and technical support for a Knowledge Cafe Webinar and the launch of the CSOs Contribution Research Report.

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