GSAM II strengthens citizen oversight of local government capital projects across the Upper West Region, helping communities track how public funds are spent and hold assemblies to account.

The programme trains community monitors, publishes scorecards, and convenes citizens and duty-bearers to act on the findings together.

By the numbers

Measurable results

42
capital projects tracked
18
district assemblies
9,000
citizens engaged
Research & reports

Evidence from Governance & Accountability

Governance & Accountability

Covid-19 corruption risk assessment

This assessment maps corruption risks in public procurement during the Covid-19 pandemic, when emergency spending and relaxed controls increased exposure to leakage…

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Stories of change

Stories from Governance & Accountability

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Citizens who held their assembly to account

Using social accountability tools, ordinary citizens tracked local government capital projects and pressed for answers on delays and quality. Their engagement won…

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