Who will pay for Ghana’s roads, schools and clinics? The Report Card points to a smarter way to finance the future
The 2026 Infrastructure Report Card marked funding as the weakest link in every single sector. The answer is not simply to borrow more. It is to finance differently, and the money Ghana needs may be closer to home than we think. By Ing. Dr. Patrick Amoah Bekoe, F-GhIE | Vice President, Ghana Institution of Engineering, … The post Who will pay for Ghana’s roads, schools and clinics? The Report…
The 2026 Infrastructure Report Card has identified funding as the weakest link in every sector of Ghana's infrastructure, including roads, power, schools, clinics, and railways. The report emphasizes that financing must be approached differently, as simply borrowing more is not a viable solution. The country needs innovative ways to finance its infrastructure, and the money for such projects may be closer than expected.
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