2021 ACTION PLAN
DEVELOPMENT DIMENSION 1: GOVERNANCE, CORRUPTION AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY
DEVELOPMENT DIMENSION 2: SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT DIMENSION 3: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Adopted Goal: Build A Prosperous Society | ||||||||||||||||
Sector | PROGRAMMES | SUB-PROGRAMME | GLOBAL & REGIONAL LINK. | ACTIVITIES
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LOCATION | BASELINE | OUTPUT INDICATORS | QUARTERLY TIME SCHEDULE | LOCATION | IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES | ||||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | IGF | GOG
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DONOR
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LEAD | COLLAB. | ||||||||
1. Economic Development | Infrastructure Development and Management
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Public Works, Rural Housing and Water Management | SDG 8,17
AU 4 |
Complete 2No. 10-unit lockable stores | Akim Swedru-appepentia
Awisa |
Inadequate economic ventures in the district | Level of completion | x | x | x | 400,000 | DA | DWD | |||
SDG 8,17
AU 4 |
Construct lorry park in Akim Swedru | Akim Swedru | Lack of lorry parks in the District | Level of completion | x | x | x | x | 400,000 | DA | DWD | |||||
SDG 8,17
AU 4 |
Construct lockable stores in Akim Swedru | Akim Swedru | Inadequate economic opportunities | No. of lockable stores constructed | x | x | x | x | 400,000 | DA | DWD | |||||
SDG 8,17
AU 4 |
Construct storage facility for Akim Swedru market | Official town | Lack of storage facility | Level of completion | x | x | x | x | 200,000 | DA | DWD | |||||
SP4.1: Trade, Tourism and Industrial Development | SDG 1,8,
AU 1,4,5 |
Conduct 4 public awareness on the benefits of co-operatives | District Wide | Limited awareness created | No. of Public awareness organized | x | x | x | x | 2,000.00 | DSD | DA | ||||
SDG 1,8,
AU 1,4,5 |
Form and train viable financial co-operative societies | District Wide | Inadequate financial cooperative societies | No. of co-operatives formed and trained | x | x | x | x | 500 | DSD | DA | |||||
Economic Development | SP4.1: Trade, Tourism and Industrial Development | SDG 1,8,
AU 1,4,5 |
Support for District Chamber of Agriculture Commerce and Technology Activities | District Wide | Limited coordination govt. interventions in Agric. | No. of meetings held | x | x | x | x | 10,000 | DCACT | DA | |||
Economic Development | SP4.1: Trade, Tourism and Industrial Development | SDG 1,2,7,9,17
AU 4,5,7,9 |
Create and Support District Agriculture Advisory Services (DAAS) to provide advice on productivity enhancing technologies | District Wide | Low capacity in agric. technology | No. of beneficiaries | x | x | x | x | 5,000 | DA | DOA | |||
Agricultural development | Sector management and administration | Finance and administration
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Provide administrative support (insurance, road worthiness and maintenance for 8 motorbikes) by the end of 2021. | District Wide | Poor maintenance culture | Amount of support provided | x | x | x | x | 3,006 | 3,090 | DDA | DA | ||
Insure, road worthiness, maintain and fuel official vehicles by the end of 2021. | District Wide | Poor maintenance culture | No of vehicles maintained | x | x | x | x | 7,000 | 8,540 | DDA | DA | |||||
Connect to web base internet for effective extension and reporting by the end of 2021 | District Wide | Lack of web based reporting systems | Time period for connecting to web base | x | x | x | x | 200 | 1,000 | DA | DOA | |||||
Procure stationaries and maintain office equipment for 2021 | District Wide | Inadequate stationary and equipement | No. of stationeries purchased
Amount used |
x | x | x | x | 1,334.40 | 1,590.60 | DOA | DA
Procurement Unit |
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SP4.2: Agricultural development | 1. Sector management and administration | Human resource development and management | Support 9 officers to participate in workshop and training by the end of 2021 | District Wide | Limited capacity of officers | No. of officers trained | x | x | x | x | 180 | 1,500 | DOA | DA | ||
Organise TEDMAG training for technical staff from 2nd and 3rd quarter of 2021 | District Wide | Limited capacity of officers | No. of officers trained | x | x | 5940 | DOA | DA | ||||||||
SP4.2: Agricultural development | 1. Sector management and administration | 1.3 Policy, planning, Budgeting, monitoring and Evaluation | SDG 1,2,7,9,17
AU 4,5,7,9 |
Undertake constant monitoring & Supervisory visits monthly of selected plan activities at the district by the DDA, DDO, DCE and DCD | District Wide | Inadequate supervision of activities | Frequency of monitoring conducted | x | x | x | x | 1,600 | 2,000 | DOA | DA | |
Hold monthly agricultural performance and activity review meeting at the end of every month | District Wide | Limited evaluation on performance carried out | No. of Meetings held | x | x | x | x | 640 | 2,000 | DOA | DA | |||||
Collect, collate and analyse agriculture data every month throughout the year | District Wide | Limited database on agric. | Frequency of data collected | x | x | x | x | 400 | 5,000 | DOA | DA | |||||
SP4.2: Agricultural development | 1. Sector management and administration | 1.4 research, Statistics, information, communication and public hearinginformation | SDG 2,8,9,12
AU 5 |
Organise 1 RELC District Planning Session for 60 participants at Akim Swedru | Akim Swedru | Limited involvement of stakeholders in planning | No. of participants | x | 242.68 | 4,067.32 | DOA | DA | ||||
SP4.2: Agricultural development | 2. Crop and Livestock Development | 2.1 production and productivity development | SDG 2,8,9,12
AU 5 |
Establish 2 field demonstration in 2 communities from 2nd to 3rd quarter | District Wide | No. of field demonstration organised | x | x | 2,882.68 | 13,067.32 | DOA | DA | ||||
Train 60 women farmer in liquid soap making in 3 communities from 1st to 3rd quarter | Selected communities | Limited capacity in soap making | No. of women trained | x | x | 604.84 | 4,000 | DOA | DA | |||||||
Train 12 officers on district data capture report in the 1st and 3rd quarter | District Wide | Limited capacity in data capturing | No. of farmers trained | x | x | 450 | 1,200 | DOA | DA | |||||||
Organise 4 farmers fora on fertilizer application in rice/maize production in 4 communities from 2nd to 4th quarter | Selected communities | Limited capacity on fertilizer application | No. of beneficiaries | x | x | 600.08 | 2,000 | DOA | DA | |||||||
Provide direct extension services to farming homes and FBOs through regular farm and home visits. | District Wide | Limited access to extension services | No. of farm and home visits | 43,560 | DOA | DA | ||||||||||
Train 20 farmers (12 male/ 8 female) on grasscutter production in 2 communities and link them to meat sellers | District Wide | Limited capacity in grasscutter production | No of farmers trained | x | x | 420 | 1,800 | DOA | DA | |||||||
Train 20 women farmers on snail rearing in 2 communities in the 2nd and 3rd quarter | Selected communities | Limited capacity in snail rearing | No. of farmers trained | x | x | 820 | 2,000 | DOA | DA | |||||||
Build capacity of poultry farmers on poultry management in the 1st and 3rd quarters of 2021 | District Wide | Limited capacity of poultry farmers | No. of framers trained | x | x | 440 | 2,500 | DOA | DA | |||||||
Form and sustain 2 FBOs per AEA from 1st to 3rd quarter | District Wide | Limited number of existing FBOs | No. of FBOs formed and sustained | x | x | x | 220 | 1,000 | DOA | DA | ||||||
SP4.2: Agricultural development | 2. Crop and Livestock Development | 2.2 post-harvest management and agricultural marketing development | SDG 2,8,9,12
AU 5 |
Train 60 cereal farmers on post-harvest management practices in 3 communities in the 1st and 3rd quarters | Selected communities | Limited capacity of women farmers | No. of beneficiaries | x | x | 200 | 760 | DOA | DA | |||
Train 60 women farmers in grading of agricultural commodities to markets in the 1st and 3rd quarters | District Wide | Limited capacity of women farmers | No. of women trained | x | 260 | 1,000 | DOA | DA | ||||||||
Train 60 women in oil palm processing on agribusiness modules (planning, budgeting, monitoring and Evaluation) | District Wide | Limited capacity in agribusiness | No. of women trained | x | 660 | 1,500 | DOA | DA | ||||||||
Train 60 women farmers in the preparation of fruit juice in two communities in the 2nd and 4th quarters | District Wide | Limited capacity of women farmers | No. of women trained | x | x | 490 | 1,200 | DOA | DA | |||||||
SP4.2: Agricultural development | 3. Agriculture development | 3.1 Increase private sector investment and in sustainabible agriculture | SDG 2,8,9,12
AU 5 |
Organise 12 training programmes on child labour in 12 communities in 2021 | Selected communities | Existence of child labour activities | No. of communities trained | x | x | x | x | 360 | 1,200 | DOA | DA | |
Sensitize 6 maize farming communities on fall Army Worm from 2nd to 4th quarters in 2021 | District Wide | Limited awareness in fall army worm | No. of communities sensitised | x | x | 428 | 1,000 | DOA | DA | |||||||
Conduct disease surveillance and collect data on animals in the district from 2nd to 4th quarters. | District Wide | Limited coverage and data on animals | Frequency of data collection and surveillance | x | x | 592 | 2,000 | DOA | DA | |||||||
Conduct vaccination for livestock, pets and poultry in the district from 2nd to 4th quarters. | District Wide | Prevent spread of diseases | No. of livestock, pets and poultry vaccinated | x | x | 399.94 | 2,000 | DOA | DA | |||||||
SP4.2: Agricultural development | 4. Agriculture development | 4.1 Increase private sector investment and in sustainabible agriculture | SDG 2,8,9,12
AU 5 |
Train 60 PERD oil palm beneficiaries on oil palm management (weed control, fertilizer application) | District Wide | Limited capacity in management | No. of beneficiaries | x | x | x | x | 200.08 | 1,500 | DOA | DA | |
SP4.2:
Agricultural development |
5. Agribusiness development | 3.2 Agricultural financing | SDG 2,8,9,12 | Establish 2 satellite markets for rice and oil palm in the district | Selected communities | Limited number of markets | No. of markets established | x | x | x | x | 1,284 | DOA | DA | ||
Train 20 women farmers and aggregators in 2 communities on satellite market in the 2nd and 4th quarter | Selected communities | Limited capacity of women | No. of women trained | x | x | 1,080 | DOA | DA | ||||||||
Participate and exhibit food items in agricultural fair in 2021 | Akim Swedru | Limited marketing of produce | No. of beneficiaries | x | 490 | DOA | DA | |||||||||
Organise Farmers day celebration | Selected community | This is a statutory national event | No. of awardees | x | 35000 | DOA | DA | |||||||||
Organise stakeholders meeting for district centre for Agriculture Commerce and Technology | Akim Swedru | Limited | No. of meetings organised | x | x | 125.04 | 1,000 | DOA | DA | |||||||
SP4.2: Agricultural development | 4. Agribusiness development | 3.3 Climate change mitigation and Reselient SchemeAgricultural financing lopment | SDG 2,8,9,12
AU 5 |
Train 40 farmers on sustainable land management practices in the 2nd and 3rd quarters of 2021 | District Wide | Poor land management practices | No. of farmers trained | x | x | x | x | 1,080.08 | DOA | DA | ||
Organise 3 farmers’ fora on climate smart agriculture practices in 3 communities from 2nd and 3rd quarter. | Selected communities | Limited use of CSA practices | No. of fora organised | x | x | 200.24 | 1,000 | DOA | DA |
DEVELOPMENT DIMENSION 4: ENVIRONMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE AND HUMAN SETTLEMENT
Adopted Goal : Safeguard The Natural Environment And Ensure A Resilient Built Environment | |||||||||||||||
PROGRAMMES | SUB-PROGRAMMES | GLOBAL & REGIONAL LINK. | ACTIVITIES | LOCATION | BASELINE | OUTPUT INDICATORS | QUARTERLY TIME SCHEDULE | INDICATIVE
BUDGET GH₵ |
IMPLEMENTING
AGENCIES |
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | IGF | GOG
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DONOR
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LEAD | COLLAB. | |||||||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP 2.1: Physical Planning
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SDG 9, 11, 15,17
AU 1, 10, 11,12 |
Prepare planning schemes | Akim Aduasa, Akim Awisa | Lack of planning schemes | No. of planning schemes prepared | x | x | x | 8,000 | PPD | DA | |||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP 2.1: Physical Planning
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Digitize and print Existing layouts | Akim Swedru | Existence of manually prepared layouts | No. of layouts digitized | x | x | x | x | 5,000 | PPD | DA | |||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP 2.1: Physical Planning
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SDG 9, 11, 15,17
AU 1, 10, 11,12 |
Organize monthly Spatial/Technical Sub-committee meetings | Akim Swedru | These are regular meetings held | No. of meetings held | x | x | x | x | 20,000 | PPD | DA | ||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP 2.1: Physical Planning
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SDG 9, 11, 15,17
AU 1, 10, 11,12 |
Create awareness and educate communities on the importance of planning Scheme | Akim Swedru, Akim Awisa and Akim Aduasa | Limited awareness on planning schemes | No. of communities sensitised | x | x | x | x | 5,000 | PPD | DA | ||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP 2.1: Physical Planning
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SDG 9, 11, 15,17
AU 1, 10, 11,12 |
Organize Routine Building Inspection | Akim Swedru, Akim Awisa and Akim Aduasa | Occurrence of unauthorised developments | Frequency of building inspection | x | x | x | x | 5,000 | PPD | DA | ||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP2.2: Infrastructure Development
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SDG 2, 9,17
AU 10, 11,12 |
Construct of 1 No. foot Bridges Culverts in flood prone communities | Swedru | Limited accessibility to flood prone areas | Level of completion | x | x | x | x | 500,000 | DWD | URBANS, FEEDER ROADS | ||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP2.2: Infrastructure Development
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SDG 2, 9,17
AU 10, 11,12 |
Provide 30 boreholes
(mechanised and manual) |
District wide | Limited access to potable water | No. of Boreholes provided | x | x | x | x | 400,000 | 800,000 | DA
MBDA |
DWST | |
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP2.2: Infrastructure Development
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SDG 2, 9,17
AU 10, 11,12 |
Renovate old post office for NHIS offices | Akim Swedru-Apepentia | Lack of permanent structure for NHIS office | Amount spent on renovation | x | x | x | x | 100,000 | DA | DWD
NHIS |
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INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP2.2: Infrastructure Development
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SDG 2, 9,17 | Rehabilitation / reshaping of selected roads | District wide | Poor condition of roads | Length of roads reshaped | x | x | x | x | 100,000 | Feeder Roads, DWD | DA,Contractor | ||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP2.2: Infrastructure Development
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AU 10, 11,12 | Completion of Oda-Swedru-Amanfopong road, Swedru and Awisa township roads, Apoli Junction- Odumase, Swedru-Apoli | Swedru
Awisa Apoli Odumase |
Various levels of completion | Length of roads completed | x | x | x | x | 1,000,000 | Feeder Roads, DWD | Contractor | ||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP2.2: Infrastructure Development
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AU 10, 11,12 | Construction of Adiembra- Boadum road | Adiembra
Boadum |
Poor condition of roads | Length of road constructed | x | x | x | x | 400,000 | Feeder Roads, DWD | Contractor | ||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP2.2: Infrastructure Development
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SDG 2, 9,17 | Rehabilitation and maintenance of Street lights
in Communities |
District wide | Limited visibility at night | No. of Street lights rehabilitated | x | x | x | x | 400,000 | DWD | DA | ||
INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY AND MANAGEMENT | SP2.2: Infrastructure Development
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SDG 2, 9,17 | Extension of electricity | Selected areas | Rural electrification | No. of communities with electricity | x | 400,000.00 | DWD | DA | |||||
Environmental &Sanitation Management | Management SP5.1:Disaster Prevention & Mgt | SDG 1, 2, 11, 13, 16,17
AU 5, 7, 11,12 |
Organize zonal tours to monitor disaster prone areas in the district annually | District wide | Existence of disaster prone areas | No. of zonal tours organized | x | x | x | x | 4,000 | NADMO | DA | ||
SDG 1, 2, 11, 13, 16,17
AU 5, 7, 11,12 |
Organize public education on floods, Epidemics, Rains, windstorm, domestic fire and bushfires | District wide | Limited awareness on disaster prevention issues | No. of public education organized | x | x | x | x | 3200 | NADMO | DA | ||||
Environmental &Sanitation Management | Management SP5.1:Disaster Prevention & Mgt | Desilt choked drains | District wide | Existence of choked drains | No. choked drains disilted | x | x | x | x | 1200 | NADMO | DA | |||
Environmental &Sanitation Management | Management SP5.1:Disaster Prevention & Mgt | Organize Disaster platform committee members meeting | District wide | Limited number of meetings on disaster prevention issues | No. of platform committee meetings organized | x | x | x | x | 25,000 | NADMO | DA | |||
Environmental &Sanitation Management
Environmental &Sanitation Management |
Management SP5.1:Disaster Prevention & Mgt
SP 5.2: Natural Resource Conservation |
SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Collaborate with Forestry Commission Plant trees to serve as windbreak in selected communities | District wide | Increased effect of climate change | No. of trees planted | x | x | x | x | 1000 | NADMO | DA | ||
SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Organize Sensitization campaigns to popularize and promote climate change responses as well as climate resilience practices | District wide | Limited awareness on climate change practices | No. of campaign organized | x | x | x | x | 2500 | NADMO | DA | ||||
SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Arrest and prosecution of illegal operators and wood dealers | District wide | Existence of illegal operators | No. of illegal operators arrested | x | x | x | x | 5,000 | FC | DA, GPS | ||||
SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Re-afforestation of 200 hectares of degraded forest | District wide | Rise in deforestation activities | Hectare of degraded forest recovered | x | x | x | x | 25,000 | FC | DA | ||||
Environmental &Sanitation Management | SP 5.2: Natural Resource Conservation | SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Engagement of Forest fringe communities to plant food crops alongside tree seedlings to augment their income and boost reforestation. | Apoli, Ningo, Aduasa, Ayensukrom, Kroboase | Limited income generation from trees | No. of communities engaged | x | x | x | x | 15,000 | FC | DA | ||
Environmental &Sanitation Management | SP 5.2: Natural Resource Conservation | SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Education/ Sensitization of fringe communities on forest conservation | District wide | Limited capacity on forest conservation | No. of communities educated | x | x | x | x | 10,000 | FC | DA | ||
Environmental &Sanitation Management | SP 5.2: Natural Resource Conservation | SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Conduct daily inspection in the forest reserves to prevent encroachment and illegal lumbering | District wide | Existence of illegal lumbering | No. of inspections organized | x | x | x | x | 4,000 | FC | DA | ||
Environmental &Sanitation Management | SP 5.2: Natural Resource Conservation | SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Celebrate annual world tree planting day | District wide | Limited awareness creation on tree planting | No. of trees planted | x | 5,000 | FC | DA | |||||
Environmental &Sanitation Management | SP 5.2: Natural Resource Conservation | SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Monitor activities of small scale miners and organize training on land reclamation and environmental sustainability for small scale miners | District wide | Existence of illegal small scale mining activities | Frequency of monitoring of small scale miners | x | x | x | x | 4500 | FC | DA | ||
Environmental &Sanitation Management | SP 5.2: Natural Resource Conservation | SDG 13,15,16,17
AU 7,12 |
Organized & implement SRA with communities within the forest zones. | Selected communities | No. of SRA organized & implemented | x | x | x | x | 20,000.00 | FC | DA |