At CDD-Ghana, we work to promote and strengthen democracy, good governance, and inclusive development in Ghana and the rest of Africa.
Citizens’ Platform Elects Steering Committee and Issues Statement on CRC Report and Implementation Process
The Citizens’ Platform on Constitutional Reforms (CPCR or Citizens’ Platform) is a coalition of 61 civil society organizations, professional bodies, trade unions, social movements, and citizens dedicated to mobilizing support for the constitutional reform process initiated by President John Mahama
Our Work
Established in 1998, Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) is an independent not-for-profit think-and-do-tank that works through research, policy engagement, thought leadership, and civic dialogue and partnerships to promote and strengthen democracy, good governance, and inclusive development in Ghana and the rest of Africa. A founding Core Partner (and Ghana National Partner) of Afrobarometer, CDD-Ghana is also the convenor and secretariat for the Coalition of Domestic Election Observers (CODEO), West Africa Election Observers Network (WAEON), and West Africa Democracy Solidarity Network (WADEMOS).
Publications
Upcoming Events
february
19feb(feb 19)8:00 am22(feb 22)8:00 amTraining of Investigative Journalists – SARIS Project
19feb2:00 pm5:00 pmOne Year Assessment of the Mahama Administration (The Second Coming)
24feb(feb 24)8:00 am12mar(mar 12)4:00 pmCapacity Building Workshop for CSOs on Constitutional Reform
Videos
Playlist
CDD in the News

Citizens’ Platform Elects Steering Committee and Issues Statement on CRC Report and Implementation Process
The Citizens’ Platform on Constitutional Reforms (CPCR or Citizens’ Platform) is a coalition of 61 civil society organizations, professional bodies, trade unions, social movements, and

CDD-Ghana Calls for Collaborative, Evidence-Based Reform to Regulate Political Financing in Ghana
The Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has taken note of public reactions to recent incidents of vote buying reported during the New Patriotic Party

RTI Commission fines GES GH₵10,000 over information request breach
The Right to Information Commission (RTIC) has imposed a GH₵10,000 administrative penalty on the Ghana Education Service (GES) for failing to respond to an information











