WA WEST DISTRICT ASSEMBLY A WEST ISTRICT SSEMBLY

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WA WEST

DISTRICT

ASSEMBLY

PROGRESS REPORT 2012 | wa west district

A WEST

ISTRICT

SSEMBLY

ANNUAL PROGRESS

REPORT

2012

est district

ANNUAL PROGRESS

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background

The Ghana Shared Growth and Development Agenda is sequel to the Ghana Poverty

Reduction Strategy II (GPRS II) that was formulated to sustain growth, accelerate Poverty

reduction and open more development opportunities for the vulnerable and the excluded

in a humane and democratic arena.

The Ghana Shared Growth and Development Agenda are aimed among other things to

sustain growth, create wealth, and deepen good governance and democratic values. It is

also aimed at deepening the development of a human resource base of the Country.

Furthermore it is estimated that the GPRS II would propel the District and for that matter

the country into the middle income level by 2015.

The major national development thematic areas for the 2010-2013 planning period are

Ensuring and Sustaining Macroeconomic Stability; Infrastructure and Human Settlements;

Accelerated Agricultural Modernization and Sustainable Natural Resource Management;

Enhancing Competitiveness Of Ghana’s Private Sector, Human Development, Productivity

and Employment; Transparent and accountable Governance and Reducing Poverty and

Income inequalities.

In furtherance of the objectives for the drawing of the District plan, and in line with the

Local Government Acts (Act 462 1993, establishing the District Assemblies and Act 479

1993 establishing the (NDPC) enacted for these purposes, all DAs were directed to prepare

their plan based on the principles of (GSGDA) with guidelines from the (NDPC).

KEY MONITORING AND EVALUATION OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR

(Agriculture)

DMTDP Goal: Increased food production and reduce food insecurity

GPRS II Policy Objective to Link: Ensure sustainable increase in agricultural productivity

and output to support industry and provide stable income for farmers

Objective 1: To reduce Post Harvest losses from 40%to 20% at the end of December, 2013.

Indicators

Indicator

Type

Baseline

2010

Target

2013

Data

Sources

Monitoring

Frequency

Responsibility

Reduce post harvest losses from

40%to 20% at the end of

December, 2013.

Output 40% 20% MOFA

(DADU)

bi-annually DADU, DDA, DPCU,

Extension officers

Objective 2: To increase agricultural crop production

Increase agricultural crop

production

Output MOFA

(DADU)

annually DADU, DDA

Extension officers

Objective 3: To increase livestock production from 10%to 15% by the end of the plan period.

Increase livestock production from

10%to 15% by the end of the plan

period.

Output 10% 15% bi-annually DDA, DA, DPCU,

Extension officers

Processes involved

Objective 1

• Capacity building for farmers/MOFA staff.

• Use of Appropriate technology

• Improve the road network.

• Improve electricity coverage.

• Promote transportation

• Improved storage facilities

• Improve access to credit facilities.

• Provision of agro-chemicals (on credit) to farmers by MOFA

• Extend agricultural extension services to deprived areas

• Encourage the manufacture/sale of farm implements

• Provide grain driers and Shea nut processing plants

• Environmental protection to tackle the incidence of bushfires, land degradation

• Establishment of forest plantation

Difficulties encountered.

• Inadequate funds resulting in only the training of a few farmers in the Wechiau and

Dorimon paramouncies.

• Inadequate support from development partners towards the provision of logistics

for farmers.

Objective two

Processes involved

• To improve the capacity of Farmers/Extension Officers

• To improve farmer-extension officers ratio

• Provide Irrigation facilities

• Provide dry season gardens facilities

• Improvement of land

• Access to credit facilities

• Use of appropriate technology

• Provision of agro-chemicals (on credit) to farmers by MOFA

• Extend agricultural extension services to deprived areas

Difficulties encountered.

• Inadequate funds to carry out planned activities

• Late start of programme (farmer field schools) and mid way late availability of

resources.

• Inconsistent rainfall pattern has resulted in poor yields of crops.

• Programme delayed in implementation(FAO programme)

• Limited funds to give handsome awards. (Farmers day celebration).

• Inadequate logistics to cover all communities. ( disease surveillance)

• Limited funds for field days

• Occurrence of funerals

Objective three

Processes involved

• Promote the production of livestock from within the District

• Capacity building on animal rearing for men.

• Promote research work in livestock by MOFA.

• Subsidies the cost of vet nary drugs

• Support the youth in livestock production.

• Introduce improved livestock breed.

Difficulties encountered

• Inadequate logistics to cover all communities. ( disease surveillance)

• Limited funds for field days

• Occurrence of funeral

(Education)

DMTDP Goal: Improved quality and increased access to education and vocational training

GPRS II Policy Objective to Link: To raise the literacy, knowledge and skills levels of the people for an

improved standard of living

Objective 1: To increase enrolment for all children of school going age from 68% to 85%.

Indicators

Indicator

Type

Baseline

2010

Target

2013

Data

Sources

Monitoring

Frequency

Responsibility

Increase enrolment for all

children of school going age

from 80% to 98%.

Output 68% 85% GES/NGOs Semi-

annually

GES, CDO, TAs

DPCU,NGOs

Objective 2: To rehabilitate 5 schools and furnish them.

Rehabilitate 5 schools and

furnish them.

Outcome GES/NGOs annually GES,GDO,DPCU

NGOs,DSWO,TAs

Objective 3: To collaborate with non-formal to organize night classes for all area councils in the District.

Collaborate with non-formal

to organize night classes for

all area councils in the

District.

Outcome GES/NGOs Bi-annually DDE, NGOs

DPCU

Objective 4: To improve access to quality education from 43%- 70%

Increase access to quality Output 43% 70% GES/NGOs Bi-annually DDE, NGOs

education from 43%- 70% DPCU

Objective 5: To bridge the gender gap in access to education by 100%

Bridge the gender gap in

access to education by 100%

Output GES/NGOs Bi-annually DDE, NGOs

DPCU

Objective 1: To increase enrolment for all children of school going age from 68% to 85%.

Processes involved

• Collaborate with private sector to strengthen enrolment drives in communities.

• Collaborate with government for the realization of the free uniform to all school

children policy.

• Ensure an efficient implementation of the school feeding programme


• Some teachers refusing to accept postings to the district, and others also

refusing to teach in rural communities due to lack of electricity,

communication services etc.

Objective 2: To rehabilitate 5 schools and furnish them.

Processes involved

• Accelerate the rehabilitation/ development of basic school infrastructure

especially those under trees.

• Provide all schools with water and sanitation facilities.


• Inadequate funds to quicken the construction and rehabilitation of schools

funded especially from the DACF.

Objective 3: To collaborate with non-formal to organize night classes for all area councils

in the District.

Processes involved

• Re-invigorate the non-formal education programme.


• Inadequate funds

Objective 4: To improve access to quality education from 43%- 70%

Processes involved

• Sponsor teachers to serve in the District.

• Re-establish the annual celebration of best teacher award schemes.

• Refurbish the ICT centers in Wechiau and Dorimon and support government for the

realization of one laptop per child policy



Objective 5: To bridge the gender gap in access to education by 100%

Processes involved

• Refurbish the ICT centers in Wechiau and dorimon and support government for the

realization of one laptop per child policy and the free uniform system..

• Expand incentive schemes to increase girls enrolment, retention and completion in

the District.

• Intensify community mobilization and sensitization to create awareness of the

importance f girls’ education.


• Some parents still give out their daughters to early marriages.

• Girls abandon school and go down south to seek for other sources of livelihood.

• girl elopement is still being practiced in the district

• rituals for girl is also a widely practiced activity

• Inadequate funds/logistics

(HEALTH AND SANITATION)

DMTDP Goal: Increased health education and improved physical access to health services

GPRS II Policy Objective to Link: Increase access to basic health facilities to all people by 2011

Objective 1: To bridge equity gaps to health care and nutrition services

Indicators

Indicator

Type

Baseline

2010

Target

2013

Data

Sources

Monitoring

Frequency

Responsibility

Bridge equity gaps to health

care and nutrition services

Outcome MOH/

Wechiau

Hosp

bi-annually MOH, DDHS, DPCU

Objective 2: To ensure sustainable financing that protects the poor and improve governance

Ensure sustainable financing

that protects the poor and

improve governance

Outcome MOH/ Annually MOH, NGOs

Objective 3: To work towards improving health infrastructure for health care delivery

Work towards improving health

infrastructure for health care

delivery

Outcome Wechiau

hosp./NGOs

Annually DDHS, DPCU,GDO,

CDO, DPCU

Objective 4: To strengthen efficiency in health service delivery

Strengthen efficiency in health

service delivery

Outcome OPD

projection

Bi annually DDHS, DDNS, NGOs,

DA, TAs

Objective 5: To control the incidence of malaria, HIV/AIDS/STI/TB transmission and other communicable

diseases

Control the incidence of malaria,

HIV/AIDs/STI/TB transmission

and other communicable

diseases

Outcome CWSA

projections

Annually DWST,CWSA, Pronet,

NGOs

Objective 6: To control non-communicable diseases, ensure their proper management and promote healthy

lifestyles

Control non-communicable

diseases, ensure their proper

management and promote

healthy lifestyles

Outcome CWSA Bi-annually CWAS, DWST, DEHO,

Pronet.

Objective 7: To improve maternal and child care:

Improve maternal and child care Outcome Annually DEHO, NADMO, CDO,

DPCU, TAs

Objective 8: To improve mental health service delivery

Improve mental health service

delivery

Outcome Annually DEHO, NADMO, CDO,

DPCU, TAs

Objective 1: To bridge equity gaps to health care and nutrition services

Processes

• Promote reduction of malnutrition by scaling up complementary and

supplementary feeding

• Promote food safety

• Strengthen capacity of staff and facilities to provide emergencies services and

maintain/sustain emergency ambulance services for emergencies especially

obstetric emergencies

• Promote collaboration with private sector in areas such as referrals, food safety and

local pharmaceutical industries

• Improve claims management

• Ensure availability of medicines and other health commodities

• Ensure availability of transport and improve its management

• Expand CHPs to underserved areas and expand existing infrastructure for service

delivery

• Strengthen monitoring system from District to sub-District and sub Districts to

CHPs compounds

• Attract and retain health professionals and strengthen Human Resource

management systems.

Difficulties

• Inadequate and irregular inflow of funds to support student nurses in school.

• Inadequate funds to fully equip health centres.

Objective 2: To ensure sustainable financing that protects the poor and improve

governance

Processes

• Strengthen data management, documentation, and reporting systems. (DHIMS)

• Conducting operation research to serve the purpose of evidence based planning at

the District level. Also embark on quality assurance surveys for planning purposes

in collaboration with relevant stakeholders

• Implement the public financial management plan to strengthen financing, financial

management and Accountability.

• Continue to enforce performance management systems, including performance

appraisals

• Strengthen procurement management and ICTs

Difficulties


Objective 3: To work towards improving health infrastructure for health care delivery

Processes

• Institutionalized Planned Preventive Maintenance at all levels

• Lobby with relevant stakeholders to improve the equipment base of the hospitals,

H/C and CHPs compound especially diagnostic equipment

• Work with other partners to construct urban centers and scale up CHPs compounds

to underserved areas

• Improve supply and equipment management

• Expansion of health facilities and provision of staff accommodation.

• Construction of public places of convenience especially the institutional latrines was

over delayed as a result of irregular flow of funds.

Difficulties

• Inadequate funds to construct new boreholes.

Objective 4: To strengthen efficiency in health service delivery

Processes

• Establish emergency transport system at selected sub-Districts

• Ensure the quality and safety of health service

• Strengthen community ownership and participation in health programmes

• Streamline referral system and emphasizes on feedback along all levels of care

provision

• Develop joint programme (intra & inter sectoral) to ensure efficiency

• Ensure sustenance of 24 hour essential services at health facilities.

• Provide communication equipment at selected facilities.

• Continue to enforce performance management systems, including performance

appraisals

• Promote research especially operational research.

• Provide specialist outreach services to the District and sub-Districts

• Train staff on health information management systems.

• Training of staff on infection prevention

Difficulties


Objective 5: To control the incidence of malaria, HIV/AIDS/STI/TB transmission and other

communicable diseases

Processes

• Maintain active surveillance of selected communicable diseases and managing

epidemics

• Strengthen early malaria case recognition and develop appropriate responses and

referral system

• Advocate for safe sex, healthy lifestyles and clean environment

• Integrate health lifestyles and regenerative health into school health programmes

• Provide quality care for HIV/AIDs/STI/TB patients

• Promote PMTCT/CT services.

• Develop measures to ensure safe transfusion services

• Emphasize on public health education programmes

• Lobby for infectious disease management center

• Make ITNs available and accessible to the public

• Retreatment of available nets.

• Education on stigma and discrimination on people living with HIV/AIDS/TB

Difficulties

• Most youth ignore the advice to use condoms

• The in-migration of people from Burkina Faso to seek health care in the district has

also increased the prevalence rate of the disease in the district.

• Inadequate funds to carry out sensitization programmes at all communities.

Objective 6: To control non-communicable diseases, ensure their proper management and

promote healthy lifestyles

Processes

• Promote healthy lifestyles e.g. sensitization on high alcoholic in-take

• Establish screening and proper management programmes for diabetes,

hypertension, cancers, sickle cell & asthma

• Conduct research into non-communicable disease(NCD)

• Educate the public on the changing trends of disease burden.

• Promote adolescent health

• Reduce cataract prevalence by organizing cataract surgery and provision of eye

drugs

• Train ophthalmic nurses

• Conduct community/school outreaches.

Difficulties

• Most members of the volunteer groups formed in the communities migrate to down

south during the dry season resulting in ineffective monitoring at the community

level.

• Inadequate funds resulted in only limited seedlings supplied to communities along

the Black Volta.

• Stubbornness of some people to adhere to good environmental practices.

• No enforcement of by-laws to punish environmental offenders

• Some people refuse to sleep under the nets with an excuse of the heat.

• Some people do not have money to acquire the treated nets.

• Inadequate funds to carry out sensitization programmes.

Objective 7: To improve maternal and child care

Processes

• Scale up high impact reproductive, sexual health, and nutrition interventions rapidly

for improved, sustained and quality coverage of services

• Strengthen referral system for childhood and maternal emergencies

• Implement comprehensive reproductive health package e.g. CAC

• Sustain free ambulance service from obstetric emergencies

• Promote early referral from TBA to skilled birth attendant

• Support and work with private sector to implement maternal & child health

programmes

• Provide free maternity care – policy directive

• Develop measures to ensure safe and available blood transfusion services in the

District.

• Train health workers on safe mother hood and behavioral change communication

(BCC)

• Holding of child health week to sensitize the public

• Provide incentives to attract skilled staff e.g. midwives

• Implement integrated management of neonatal and childhood illness(IMNCI)

strategy

• Make family planning services accessible to clients.

Difficulties


Objective 8: To improve mental health service delivery

Processes

• Intensify public education on mental health

• Ensure provision of community based services and collaborating with relevant

stakeholders for mental health care provision

• Improve quality and mainstreaming of mental health care provision

• Encourage staff to take up post basic courses in mental health

• Ensure availability of Psychiatric medicines for the management of mental patients

• Lobby for addictive disease unit

• Provide in-service training on mental health to some critical staff.

• Conduct a research on some mental health cases.

Difficulties


Implementation Status of the DMTDP

The medium MTDP is being successfully implemented. In terms of percentages, it is about

73% complete. A detailed project register on projects can be found in chapter 2 under

project register.

NO PROJECT /

ACTIVITY

DESCRIPTIO

N LOCATION

ESTIMAT

E

AMOUNT(

GH¢)

OUTCOM

E

LEAD COLLA START FINISH SOURC

E OF

FUNDI

NG

status

1. Sponsorship /

Support to

Trainee

Teachers

(60No.) District Wide 12,000.00

Quality of

health and

education

improved

DA GES JAN DEC DACF On-going

2.

Support to

Students


Quality of

health and

education

improved


3. Completion of

the

construction of

three unit

classroom

block guo 70,000.00

Quality of

education

improved

DA GES JAN DEC DACF Hacking of

floors

underway

4. Sports and

Culture District Wide 15,000.00 DA GES JAN DEC DACF On-going

5. Best

Teacher/Circuit

Supervisor

award scheme District Wide 10,000.00

Quality of

education

improved


6. Support to

UTTDBE

program


Quality Of

education

improved


7. Completion of

the

construction of

1no 2 unit semi

deatached

quarters Wechiau 5,000.00

Quality of

education

improved

DA GES JAN DEC DACF Yet to

commence

8. Support to District Wide 15,000.00 Health GHS DA JAN DEC DACF On-going

health activities

(Maternal/Chil

d Health,

NIDS,

Epidemic

Control etc)

delivery

enhanced

9. Furnishing of

2no. CHPS

compounds Oli, Siriyiri, 18,000.00

Health

delivery

enhanced

GHS DA JAN DEC DACF completed

10. Capacity

building for

D.A. Staff Wechiau 20,000.00

Work output

improved

DA DA JAN DEC DACF procureme

nt

underway

11.

Support to

Gender

Activities District Wide 20,000.00

Gender

activities

enhanced

DA DA JAN DEC DACF training of

women in

soap

making

under way

12. Support to

Farmers Day

Celebration District Wide 10,000.00

Reduce food

insecurity

MOF

A

DA JAN DEC DACF completed

13. Support to

Agric extension

activities District Wide 5,000.00

Reduce food

insecurity

MOF

A

DA JAN DEC DACF On-going

14. Construction of

1no. 2 unit

semi detached

Bungalow for

health Wechiau 110,000.00

Staff

motivated

DA DA JAN DEC DACF roofing

15. Construction of

a Guest House Wechiau 80,000.00 Tourism

enhanced

DA DA JAN DEC DACF plastering

16.

Drilling and

construction

o0f 6no

boreholes

Bawa,

Charile,

Kusele,

Dabo, Junior

Staff

Quarters, 60,000.00

Portable

water made

accessible to

communities

DA DWST JAN DEC DACF All drilled

but only

four fitted

with hand

pumps

Piisie 17.

Mechanisation

of 2 no.

Boreholes Wechiau

(SSQ & JSQ) 20,000.00

Portable

water made

accessible to

communities

DA DWST JAN DEC DDF Yet to

commence

18. Counterpart

Fund for

Sustainable

Rural Water

Project Wechiau

2,500.00

Portable

water made

accessible to

communities

DA DA JAN DEC DACF Not done

19. Support to

environmental

health activities District Wide

5,000.00

Sanitation

enhanced

DA DA JAN DEC DACF On-going

20. Support to

Area Councils (

5 motorbikes,

Awards)

District Wide

25,000.00

IGF

improved

DA DA JAN DEC DACF Assessment

of area

councils

underway

21. Planning

scheme / lay

out

Selected

Communities 20,000.00

Well

planned

town

DA TCPD JAN DEC DACF Procureme

nt on-going

22.

National

Celebrations District Wide 10,000.00

Good

governance

enhanced

DA DA JAN DEC DACF On-going

23.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Baloufili

26,682.82

Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-10 15-03-11 DDF painting

24.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Kangba

25,777.28

Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-10 15-03-11 DDF fininshing

25.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Jambussie 26,445.07 Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-10 15-03-11 DDF painting

Teachers’

Quarters

26.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Dornye 26,255.00 Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-10 15-03-11 DDF completed

27.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Kpila

25,410.09

Quality of

education

improved


28.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Gurungu 26,650.60 Quality of

education

improved


29.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Talawona 26,170.10 Quality of

education

improved


30.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Poyentanga 25,455.77 Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-10 15-03-11 DDF finishing

31. Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Lassie-Tuolu

25,704.29

Quality of

education

improved

DA

16-12-10

15-03-11

DDF painting

32.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Kandeu

24,319.88

Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-

2010

15-03-

2011

DDF painting

33.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Ga

25,015.24

Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-

2010

15-03-

2011

DDF painting

34. Const. Of

CHPS

Compound

Chogsia

43,218.80

Health

delivery

enhanced

DA 16-12-

2010

15-03-

2011

DDF finishing

35. Const. Of 3-

Unit Teachers’

Quarters

Dabo

79,124.48

Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-

2010

15-03-

2011

DDF Handed

over

36. Const. Of 3-

Unit Teachers’

Quarters

Domangili

78,985.98

Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-

2010

15-03-

2011

DDF painting

37. Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Lassie-Tuolu 25,704.29 Quality of

education

improved

DA 16-12-10 15-03-11 DDF painting

38.

Const. Of

Single Unit

Teachers’

Quarters

Ga

25,015.24

Quality of

education

improved

DA GES 16-12-10 15-03-11 DDF painting

39. Construction

Of 1no. 3-Unit

Classroom

Block, Office,

Store, Staff

Room, 2-Unit

Urinal And 4-

Seater Kvip

Varenpare

62,664.02 Quality of

education

improved

DA GES 7th

February,

2011

7TH

MAY,

2011

CIDA Main block

completed

with works

on KVIP

on-going

40. Construction

Of 1no. 3-Unit

Classroom

Block, Office,

Store, Staff

Kandeu


education

improved

DA GES 7th

February,

2011

7TH

MAY,

2011

CIDA plastering

Room

41. Construction

Of 1no. 3-Unit

Classroom

Block, Office,

Store, Staff

Room

Wechiau


education

improved

DA GES 7th

February,

2011

7TH

MAY,

2011

CIDA Fixing of

doors and

windows

42. Construction

Of 1no. 3-Unit

Staff Quarters

And 3-Seater

Kvip Toilet

Guo


education

improved

DA GES 7th

February,

2011

7TH

MAY,

2011

CIDA Painting of

main block

but works

on the

toilet are

yet to

commence

43. Construction

Of 6- Unit

Classroom

Block With

Office, Staff

Room, 4-Seater

Kvip And 2-

Unit Urinal

Tampouro 164,993.33 Quality of

education

improved

DA GES 29-06- 11 15-03-11 GETFU

ND

completed

44. Construction

Of 6- Unit

Classroom

Block With

Office, Staff

Room, 4-Seater

Kvip And 2-

Unit Urinal

Tokali 250,462.33 Quality of

education

improved

DA GES 22-08-11 22-05-12 GETFU

ND

Painting

but

borehole

not yet

drilled

45. Construction

Of 6- Unit

Classroom

Block With

Office, Staff

Room, 4-Seater

Kachiau 249,455.26 Quality of

education

improved

DA GES 22-08-11 22-05-12 GETFU

ND

lintel

Kvip And 2-

Unit Urinal

46. Construction

Of 6- Unit

Classroom

Block With

Office, Staff

Room, 4-Seater

Kvip And 2-

Unit Urinal

Chogsia 145,133.20 Quality of

education

improved

DA GES 24-09-10 24-03-11 GETFU

ND

gable

47. Construction

Of 6- Unit

Classroom

Block With

Office, Staff

Room, 4-Seater

Kvip And 2-

Unit Urinal

Pogyamayiri 133,188.30 Quality of

education

improved

DA GES 24-09-10 24-03-11 GETFU

ND

gable

48. Construction

Of 6- Unit

Classroom

Block With

Office, Staff

Room, 4-Seater

Kvip And 2-

Unit Urinal

Dorimon 140,023,65 Quality of

education

improved

DA GES 24-09-10 24-03-11 GETFU

ND

footing

49. Rehabilitation

of 1no dug out

boro Enhance dry

season

farming

DA Agric/ID

A

2012 2013 GSOP yet to start

50. Rehabilitation

of 1 no dugout

polee Enhance dry

season

farming

DA Agric/ID

A

2012 2013 GSOP Yet to start

51. Construction of

1no 6 unit

classroom

block

nyole Enhance

teaching and

learning

DA GES 2012 2013 GSOP Roofed and

plastered

52. Establishment

of tree

plantation

talawona Improve

upon

vegetative

cover

DA agric 2012 2013 GSOP On-going

with over

one

thousand

seedlings.

53. Drilling of 55

boreholes

district wide

District wide improve

access to

portable

water

DA CWSA/I

DA

2012 2014 IDA Yet to start

54. Construction of

1no small town

water supply

system

wechaiu improve

access to

portable

water

DA CWSA/I

DA

2012 2014 IDA Feasibility

studies

under way.

55. construction of

2 unit day care

center

eggu 64,000 improve

access to

quality

education

DA GES DEC

2011

APRIL

2012

DDF Completed

56. construction of

2 unit day care

center

gadi 65,000 improve

access to

quality

education

DA GES DEC

2011

APRIL

2012

DDF painting

57. construction of

circuit

supervisors

quaryers

gurungu 45,000 improve

access to

quality

education

DA GES DEC

2011

APRIL

2012

DDF plastering

58. construction of

district police

commanders

bungalow

wechaiu 68,000 enhance

peace and

security in

the district

DA GP DEC

2011

APRIL

2012

DDF fixing of

doors and

windows

59. construction of

6unit police

staff quarters

wechaiu 112,000 enhance

peace and

security in

the district

DA GP DEC

2011

APRIL

2012

DDF roofing

60. construction of

chps compound

da-eyiri 67,000 improve

upon

delivery of

DA GHS DEC

2011

APRIL

2012

DDF plastering

quality

health care

services

61. construction of

circuit

supervisors

quarters

dorimon 45,000 improve

access to

quality

education

DA GES DEC

2011

APRIL

2012

DDF completed

62. construction of

circuit

supervisors

quarters

nyole 45,000 improve

access to

quality

education

DA GES DEC

2011

APRIL

2012

DDF completed

63. construction of

circuit

supervisors

quarters

poyentanga 45,000 improve

access to

quality

education

DA GES DEC

2011

APRIL

2012

DDF plastering

THE WAY FORWARD

AGRICULTURE:

KEY ISSUES ADDRESSED

• annual livestock production increased by 10%

• Early maturing and drought resistant crops made available to farmers.

• Improved breeds of animals introduced to farmers.

• construction of two dams in pole and boro

KEY ISSUES YET TO BE ADDRESSED

• Provision of dams and dug outs for dry seasoning gardening.

• Training of farmers on managing post harvest loses.

• Training of farmers on scientific methods of farming to increase production.

EDUCATION


• Improve standard of education

• Rehabilitate and construct schools to accommodate more pupils

• Improve transition rate especially of the girl child.

• Sponsor teacher trainees in schools


• Inadequate trained teachers

• Building of schools to accommodate all pupils

• Increase percentage pass in BECE exams

HEALTH


• Decrease In under-five mortality.

• Decrease In the number of OPD attendance due to malaria.

• Increase in the Coverage of DPT3+HepB+Hib3.

• Sponsor nursing trainees in schools.

• Guinea worm eradicated in the district.

• support to Roll Back Malaria

• Provide Treated bed Nets especially to pregnant women and children under five.


• maternal mortality.

• Construct and equip CHPS compounds.

• % of OPD attendance for under 5 (0-59 months) due to malaria.

• Reduce HIV/AIDS prevalence rate.

• Preventing the resurfacing of guinea worm in the district.

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION


• Internally generated revenue increased by 15%

• Provide capacity building training for DA staff.


• Appointment of some key staff such as budget officer, procurement specialist.

• Capacity building in M&E for members of the DPCU

• Capacity building for development officers in the district(DPO,DBO ETC).

WA WEST DISTRICT ASSEMBLY A WEST ISTRICT SSEMBLY

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