Ghana harnesses mining procurement to boost growth

Ghana is planning to tap into it’s mining sector’s massive procurement spend to create economic growth and develop opportunities.

The National Suppliers’ Development Programme (NSDP) aims to direct a larger share of of the sector’s more than $1bn procurement spend into Ghanaian firms, in line with the country’s private sector-led industrialisation strategy.

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