The Ahafo Regional Coordinating Council (RCC) has held its Second Quarter 2026 Regional Planning Coordinating Unit (RPCU) Meeting to review the implementation of development programmes and projects across the region.
The meeting, held on Wednesday, 23rd September 2026 at the Ahafo RCC, brought together representatives from various departments and agencies to present updates on their activities, achievements and challenges, as well as measures being taken to improve service delivery.
The meeting was opened by Mr. Jacob Adade Ntiamoah, who delivered remarks on behalf of the Chief Director. He emphasized the importance of the RPCU in coordinating, monitoring and evaluating development activities in the region and urged members to provide timely and accurate information on the implementation of programmes and projects.
Departments and agencies that made presentations included the Ghana Education Service (GES), Department of Feeder Roads, Ghana Health Service (GHS), Environmental Health, Community Development, Land Use and Spatial Planning Authority (LUSPA), and the Department of Agriculture, among other departments and agencies.
The presentations provided an opportunity for members to assess progress made during the quarter, identify challenges affecting the implementation of programmes and projects, and make recommendations towards improving development outcomes in the region.
The meeting also provided an avenue for members to seek clarification on issues raised and encouraged stronger collaboration among departments and agencies to ensure effective coordination and implementation of development activities.
The meeting ended with a call for continued inter-agency collaboration, timely provision of resources and regular monitoring to enhance service delivery and support the development of the Ahafo Region.
