As part of mechanisms to review fiscal performance, discuss work plans and engage stakeholders on public spending, the Atiwa West District Assembly has organized a town hall meeting and reviewed the 2025 budget and work plan performance.
The event was structured into three sessions. The first session featured presentation on the Assembly’s 2025 Budget performance and Annual Work Plan, followed by presentation by some heads of public institution such as the Ghana Electricity Company, the Physical Development Planning Unit of the Assembly and Birth and Death Registry. The final session was an interactive engagement, allowing the public to ask questions and make contributions, with responses provided by the relevant Assembly officials, including the District Chief Executive.
Addressing participants at the event, the District Chief Executive Mr. Amo Johnson Anom, stated that the initiative reflects the Assembly’s commitment to transparency, accountability and public participation in local governance, ensuring that residents have a say in the development of the district and admonished them to participate fully in the process.
The District Budget Analyst, Mr. Abraham Solomons, presented the 2025 budget performance report and highlighted on revenue performance and expenditure.
Mr. Emmanuel Yeboah, Planning Officer at the Assembly, also took participants through the projects executed by the Assembly during the 2025 fiscal year.
The program was attended by heads of Departments, artisans, traders, officials from financial institutions, assembly members, unit committee members, the clergy and traditional leaders, transport unions and officials from the security agencies.
