NCCE
The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) was set up in 1993 to strengthen and promote Ghana’s democracy, as well as educate citizens about their rights and obligations. It is an independent, non-partisan public institution. With a presence in every district throughout the country, it plays a crucial awareness raising role that supports ARAP’s delivery of public and civic education activities.
NCCE’s expertise in public education coupled with its ability to reach citizens at national, regional and district level make it a direct stakeholder in the programme. In the ARAP framework, NCCE deploys its public educators to work directly with the general public on anti-corruption and accountability issues. NCCE is a direct implementer of ARAP, together with FIIAPP and STAR-Ghana and receives a direct grant from the EU for its own work plan.
A brief summary of our activities in December.
Here’s a selection of what has been happening:
ARAP Coordination Unit hosts the 13th coordination Steering Committee meeting.
Complementary Technical Support to NCCE Grant
The NCCE has a direct grant to hold civic education activities to enhance accountability, strengthen anti-corruption initiatives and improve environmental governance in Ghana.
ARAP provides additional technical assistance to implement the grant, through technical advise, analysis, capacity building and awareness raising activities.
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Latest news and events
- December: Summary of news
- CHRAJ celebrates National Conference to commemorate International Anti-Corruption Day
- CHRAJ brings together over 200 students for the Youth Forum on Integrity
- International Forum on Asset Recovery and Money Laundering, organised by the EU in collaboration with anti-corruption institutions
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