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Ghana shifts nutrition programmes from donor aid to state control
Original: Ghana’s nutrition reset: From donor dependence to government-owned care
Ghana is overhauling its approach to nutrition, moving away from dependence on donor funding towards government-owned care programmes. The shift means national institutions are taking direct responsibility for financing and delivering nutrition services. Development sector observers are watching closely, as the change reflects a broader debate about sustainability of aid-funded health initiatives across Africa and what it takes for governments to own their programmes long term.
Why now: Ghana's move to government-owned nutrition care is a notable example of countries reducing reliance on donor funding, a topical issue in development circles.
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- Ghana’s nutrition reset: From donor dependence to government-owned care · Devex
- Ghana’s nutrition reset: From donor dependence to government-owned care · Devex
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