German Embassy in Ghana inaugurates new CHPS compound in Koblimahagu
Koblimahagu, a community in the Northern Region, is set to benefit from improved access to healthcare following the inauguration of a new Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compound. The facility is expected to bring essential health services closer to approximately 8,400 residents, reducing the need to travel long distances for basic medical care. The […]
Koblimahagu, a Northern Region community, will now enjoy enhanced healthcare access thanks to the inauguration of a new Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compound. The 8,400 residents will no longer need to journey long distances for essential medical services like antenatal care, childhood vaccinations, and early illness detection, particularly for vulnerable groups.
The German Embassy in Ghana, alongside GIZ and KfW, joined the community and Tamale Metropolitan Assembly officials in the inauguration. This project, driven by residents' own development priorities, was supported by German Cooperation through GIZ Ghana and KfW financing. The initiative exemplifies community-led planning, local government integration, and international cooperation translating development priorities into tangible services.
Over 11,200 infrastructure projects have been supported across Ghana, with Germany being the largest contributor.
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