eGov at Work: Improving Service Delivery in Ghana

Through the eGhana project, the World Bank is supporting public-private partnerships to improve efficiency and transparency through selected e-Government applications.

The eGhana project builds on the Government's earlier experience with a customs modernization programme which drastically reduced customs processing time and increased government
revenue by close to 50 percent within the first 18 months of implementation.

http://www.worldbank.org/connectingafrica

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[funkymamadee11]

kai! I am moving to ghana. When will nigeria ever have this? smh

[kobeoseijnr]

wow this is great..now i can be in london and clear my goods at the harbour in gh

[1prodan1]

look this it's very important

H2O EMERGENCY 1PRODAN1

[calendarpage]

Good, clear, informative video about using info technology and developing e-government in a developing country.

[Mrmoc8]

You import some, you export some. They import Sugars, they export Pineapple. You do have a point, I'm just saying that we need to start from somewhere. Now that we can produce a lot of pineapples, perhaps we can develop a way to extract sugars from some of the pineapples, and is doing this less cost-effective than importing them in the short-term? Long-term? These are the questions we must ask.

[bluecafe22]

Why are they importing sugar? There needs to be more production and exporting...

[2fresh4dell]

good work