Our Work

Social Democracy
Our Work

Social Democracy

Ghana is considered a beacon of hope in democratic practice in Africa. This is partly due to Ghana’s electoral democracy since 1992; at least, realising the two-turnover test of democratic consolidation. More

Trade Unions, Labour and Social Dialogue
Our Work

Trade Unions, Labour and Social Dialogue

Trade Unions in Ghana are a well-organised and powerful voice for workers (both formal and informal) compared to other trade unions in West Africa. More

Gender Justice, Inclusion and Participation
Our Work

Gender Justice, Inclusion and Participation

Like many African nations, Ghana’s population is made up of more women and young people. They also form majority of Ghana’s voting population. More

Economic Policy Competence Centre
Our Work

Economic Policy Competence Centre

Social justice and sustainable development in Africa are not possible without economic transformation. More

News & Activities

21.04.2021

A VISIT TO THE PARLIAMENT OF GHANA

Our Resident Director, Mr Johann Ivanov, paid a courtesy call on the newly elected Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, Rt. Hon. Alban S. K. Bagbin, on…


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10.04.2021

Sensitization Workshop

In collaboration with the Union of Informal Worker Associations (UNIWA) of TUC (Ghana), we organized series of workshops – on 6th, 9th, and 10th April…


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Friday, 26.03.2021 - Sunday, 28.03.2021

Female Parliamentarians Workshop

We partnered the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to provide a capacity strengthening platform for the Social Democratic Female MPs of Ghana’s 8th…


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Publications

Employment effect of pandemic in Ghana

Baah-Boateng, William

Employment effect of pandemic in Ghana

Accra, 2021

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Key institutions and stakeholders in Ghana's economic transformation process

Ofei-Aboagye, Esther

Key institutions and stakeholders in Ghana's economic transformation process

Accra, 2020

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Public private partnerships in Ghana

Alidu, Seidu

Public private partnerships in Ghana

Interrogating the efficacy of a politically convenient practice
Accra, 2020

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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Ghana Office

Postal address
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Ghana Office
P.O. Box 9722, KIA
Accra
Ghana

Location
Ring Road East 869/2,
150 m off Danquah Circle

+233 (0)303 93 34 96
+233 (0)303 93 34 97
+233 (0)302 77 29 90
office(at)fesghana.org

Team & Contact

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