SHIFT: UK-Ghana Human Capital and Innovation Partnership
Description
SHIFT is a five-year transitional UK-Ghana partnership programme that responds to Ghana's Accra Reset agenda, the drive for sovereignty and self-reliance, and the UK's shift towards a modern partnership model. As the UK exits from core bilateral aid in health and education by 2029, the programme will focus on a small number of politically prioritised reforms where government ownership is strong and UK support can add distinctive value. It will use these reform partnerships as entry points for broader UK-Ghana collaboration on innovation, research, technology, evidence and institutional exchange, helping build relationships and capabilities that can sustain progress on shared People and Planet priorities beyond bilateral aid
Location
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Status Implementation
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Programme Spend
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Sectors
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Budget
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Policy Marker(s)
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