Chapter Ghana

Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII) is the Ghanaian chapter of Transparency International (TI). Established in 1999, GII is a non-partisan, non-profit civil empowerment organisation focused on the delivery of a National Integrity System. GII’s mission is to fight corruption and promote good governance in the daily lives of citizens and institutions by forging strong, trusting and effective partnerships with the government, the private sector and civil society actors and through continuous engagement with the people of Ghana.

CPI Score - 41/100

CPI Ranking - 78

Years active: 1999 >

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research Research

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project Projects

May 2020

Increasing Participation, Accountability, Responsiveness and Transparency (PART): focus on the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) and other MDG-related interventions in the health sector in Ghana’

The central aim is to enhance transparency and accountability in the flow and utilisation of NHIS financial resources which is aimed to lead to improved health service delivery in selected marginalised districts by December 2014. The original project was focused on three regions and was financially supported by STAR-Ghana, a multi-donor agency.

Policy & Insititutional Change:

Improved enforcement of policies

Better Institutional Processes

Behaviour Change:

Community Action

November 2019

Community and Health Provider-driven Social Accountability Intervention (CaPSAI)

The aim of the CaPSAI project is two-fold:
- Describe and examine how social accountability processes are implemented and operationalized with a focus on understanding behaviours, decision-making processes, and the barriers and enablers of change, with a view to generalizability;
- Develop more responsive quantitative measures for social accountability and show the relationship between social accountability and uptake of contraceptives and use of other family planning measures.

Policy & Insititutional Change:

Better Institutional Processes

Behaviour Change:

Community Action


partner Partners

Global Partners:
UNDP World Health Organisation (WHO)
Regional Partners:

Governmental Institution

Ministry of Health

NGO or Civil Society Organisation

Population Council