TEERE in partnership with CODAC held a one day inception meeting with 17 Community Based Organisations under the SfDR/GIZ project "Enhancing Citizen's Participation & Social Accountability at the district level" in the Upper West region. The project goal is to strengthen citizen capacity to contribute to the development of it's district for quality public service delivery. The project is implemented in 17 districts across Upper West, Upper East & Northern regions. The project is supported by SfDR, LOGNet & Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development with funding from BMZ, USAID and the Canadian Government
As part of it's charity work, TEERE donates over 2000 Sanosan baby lotions to some selected health facilities across the Upper East region. Beneficiary facilities included Bongo District hospital, Afrikids medical center, upper East regional hospital and War memorial hospital in Navrongo. The Sanosan baby lotion is a hypoallergenic with no colourants and preservatives, no perfume, no parabens and silicones, no paraffin oil and it's a gentle nourishment for sensitive and allergy prone skin. The Sanosan baby lotions were donated by Mann & Schröder through Inter-NATIONAL Children's Help - Germany.
TEERE in partnership with Ghana Federation of Disability Organizations (GDFs Upper East) held a learning event in Bolgatanga. This event provided a platform for all stakeholders across the region to interact and share ideas on the way forward on the management of the disability fund. This forms part of activities under our project dubbed “Promoting Transparency and Accountability in the Management, Disbursement Procedures and Utilization of 2% (now 3%) District Assembly Common Fund Allocated To Persons with Disabilities”. This was made possible with funding from the French Embassy in Ghana.
TEERE attends 3-days intensive training workshop on good financial management. The training is facilitated by an expert from Humentum. Humentum is a global organisation formed by the merger of InsideNGO, LINGOs and Mango with focus on compliance, financial management, program development and people development. This training would further strengthen TEERE's financial systems and structures. The workshop is organised by STAR-Ghana with funding from Ukaid, DANIDA and EU
Impact Studies on District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) for persons with disability Undertaken in Upper East.
TEERE and Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations - GFD held a stakeholder consultative meeting in Bolgatanga to officially launch our anti-corruption project titled “Effective management, disbursement and utilisation of the District Assembly Common Fund allocated to Persons with Disabilities”. Present at the meeting were representative from Regional Co-ordinating Council, MMDA's, DCD’s, members of District fund management committees, EOCO, media and other invited guest. This project is being implemented with support from STAR-Ghana and funding from European Union in Ghana, DFID - UK Department for International Development and Danida
Impact Studies on District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) for persons with disability Undertaken in Upper East..
Congratulations to our Research Manager, Mr. Eric Elikem Ashiabi who gained admission to University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany for further his studies
ICH – Inter-NATIONAL CHILDREN Help e.V. through TEERE donates medical supplies worth €35,000 to Bongo District Hospital
TEERE and Ghana Federation of Disability organisations (UER) organises 2 day workshop to sensitise PWDs, DFMC, GFD Leaders, Assembly core staff on the disability fund guidelines and to develop monitoring tools to ensure accountability and transparency in the management of disability fund.
The Upper East Regional Minister Rockson Ayine Bukari launches French Embassy solidarity project dubbed “PROMOTING TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE MANAGEMENT, DISBURSEMENT PROCEDURES AND UTILIZATION OF THE 3% DISTRICT ASSEMBLY COMMON FUND ALLOCATED TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITY.” in Bolgatanga.
Ashiabi Eric Elikem & Prosper Avea Avea takes a look at Politics of Patronage and local Governance in Ghana.
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2018 Regional TEERE Local Government Forum
2018 Regional TEERE Local Government Forum APRIL 4, 2018.Venue BOLGATANGA This year’s regional level of our social accountability mechanism ...
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TEERE-German Embassy Small Scale Project launched in Gowrie
TEERE in partnership with the Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations with funding from the French Embassy in Ghana launched a...
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TEERE’S SUCCESS ON THE “MINI – MAX CAMPAIGN 2016”
The project dubbed “Mini – Max Campaign 2016” sought to minimize rejected votes ...
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THEORY OF CHANGE
(THE CHANGE WE ARE SEEKING)
The Upper East is the second poorest region in (Ghana GLSS 5, 2006) with an estimated poverty rate of
about 70% of the population. The country average is about 29% (GLSS 6, 2014). We attribute this in most
part to the poor service delivery by the public sector & the neglect of some critical sectors such business & trade, and culture & the creative industry. We are of...
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Strengthen and secure the active participation of citizens in all matters affecting their lives through local actions..
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TEERE started initially as a non-registered community mobilization organization. It provided remedial education, counseled youth on educational opportunities and facilitated the admission of many others. Starting 2011, it has been working with low-income...
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