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Report on the Review of 2015 National Gender Policy

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The 2015 National Gender Policy (NGP) of Ghana, coordinated by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP), stands as a beacon of inclusivity and equity. The policy aims to rectify gender imbalances through a robust framework.1Established to ensure women's empowerment and gender equality, the policy responds to pressing issues hindering sustained national development. In addition, it seeks to eradicate discrimination based on social or economic status and advocates for equal freedoms for both genders. The policy builds upon Ghana's post-independence strides towards women's rights, bolstering institutional support, gender mainstreaming efforts, and equality endeavours

The 2015 National Gender Policy (NGP) of Ghana, coordinated by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP), stands as a beacon of inclusivity and equity. The policy aims to rectify gender imbalances through a robust framework.1Established to ensure women's empowerment and gender equality, the policy responds to pressing issues hindering sustained national development. In addition, it seeks to eradicate discrimination based on social or economic status and advocates for equal freedoms for both genders. The policy builds upon Ghana's post-independence strides towards women's rights, bolstering

institutional support, gender mainstreaming efforts, and equality endeavours

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