International Development - MiDA Helps Rehabilitate Ghana's Farm-to-Market Roads

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The Millennium Development Authority has initiated rehabilitation efforts on certain feeder roads in central and east Ghana, The Development Agenda reports. The construction project worth USD13 million forms part of the Millennium Challenge Account compact for Ghana.

“The USD547 million MCA compact would to enable Ghanaian communities have access to improved school structures, better roads and available markets for farm produce” MCC chief Daniel Yohannes said.

Etiquetas: MCC, MIDA, Ghana, feeder roads

Ma. Rizza Leonzon

As a staff writer, Rizza focuses mainly on business coverage, including key donors such as the Asian Development Bank and AusAID. She covers breaking business news particularly at the ADB and has conducted interviews with specialists from the Inter-American Development Bank, World Bank and other top players in international development. Rizza also contributes to the daily Development Newswire and other Devex publications.

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