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The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER), Ghana, has revealed that 92 per cent of the government’s Agenda 111 health project has been completed.
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER), Ghana, has revealed that 92 per cent of the government’s Agenda 111 health project has been completed.
The disclosure was made during the launch of the 2024 Ghana Social Development Outlook report, which assessed the effectiveness of policy interventions in the health sector between 2022 and 2024. The report also evaluated other areas of Ghana’s social development, including education, energy, housing, and governance.
Professor Adobea Owusu, a researcher at ISSER’s Social Division and author of the health section of the report, stated that her findings indicated significant progress, with the Agenda 111 project nearing completion.
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She noted that Ghana faced major healthcare challenges at the local level, particularly in rural areas, where residents must travel long distances to access medical services.