Gov’t launches phase two of public sector reforms to improve service delivery

HomeNewsRegional NewsAhafo RegionAshanti RegionBono East RegionBono RegionCentral RegionEastern RegionGreater Accra RegionNorthern RegionNorth East RegionOti RegionSavanna RegionUpper East RegionUpper West RegionVolta RegionWestern RegionWestern North RegionSportsWorld CupPoliticsBusinessEntertainmentArticlesExplainersEditorials No Result View All Result HomeNewsRegional NewsAhafo RegionAshanti RegionBono East RegionBono RegionCentral RegionEastern RegionGreater Accra RegionNorthern RegionNorth East RegionOti RegionSavanna RegionUpper East RegionUpper West RegionVolta RegionWestern RegionWestern North RegionSportsWorld CupPoliticsBusinessEntertainmentArticlesExplainersEditorials No Result View All Result No Result View All ResultGov’t launches phase two of public sector reforms to improve service delivery bySarah Appiah September 8, 2026 Reading Time: 1 min read Minister of State for Public Sector Reforms, Lydia Lamisi Akanvariba, ShareShareShare The government has begun implementing the second phase of the National Public Sector Reform Strategy as part of efforts to revitalise public institutions and improve the delivery of public services. The Minister of State for Public Sector Reforms, Lydia Lamisi Akanvariba, said the reforms are focused on improving institutional performance and addressing inefficiencies within the public sector. She made the remarks at the 10th edition of Burkina Faso’s Human Resource Café 2026 held in Accra. According to her, the Public Sector Reform Secretariat remains committed to transforming public institutions’ operations and ensuring they deliver services more effectively. She said the reform agenda is centred on reducing inefficiencies, strengthening transparency and accountability, promoting professionalism and developing human capital. The government also intends to improve institutional performance and leverage digital technologies to enhance public service delivery. “The Public Sector Reform Secretariat, with its mandate to provide initiation, strategic guidance, and coordination for public sector reforms, remains committed to transforming the way public institutions operate and deliver services,” she said. Akanvariba added that the objectives are being pursued through the implementation of the National Public Sector Reform Strategy II, which is expected to provide a framework for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of public institutions. TweetSendSend Previous PostNorthern Region records over 51% birth registration target Next PostBoG: Dud cheque issuers face up to 20% penalty, credit restrictions Related Posts Business BoG: Dud cheque issuers face up to 20% penalty, credit restrictions September 8, 2026 General Northern Region records over 51% birth registration target September 8, 2026 Education Strengthen basic education to reverse English WASSCE decline – Carbonu September 8, 2026 Featured Ghana needs additional GH¢45bn to meet SDG 4 target – Eduwatch September 8, 2026 Ashanti Region KMA to replace static billboards with digital advertising boards from 2027 September 8, 2026 Education Free SHS/TVET: 35,382 unplaced candidates to use self-placement – Education Ministry September 8, 2026 Next Post BoG: Dud cheque issuers face up to 20% penalty, credit restrictions PETRA MUTUAL FUNDShttps://www.citinewsroom.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Investment-Online-Ad-banners-AE_Artboard-3-300-x-250-1.mp4 ADVERTISEMENT CitiNewsroom.com is Ghana's leading news website that delivers high quality innovative, alternative news that challenges the status quo. No Result View All ResultHomeNewsRegional NewsAhafo RegionAshanti RegionBono East RegionBono RegionCentral RegionEastern RegionGreater Accra RegionNorthern RegionNorth East RegionOti RegionSavanna RegionUpper East RegionUpper West RegionVolta RegionWestern RegionWestern North RegionSportsWorld CupPoliticsBusinessEntertainmentArticlesExplainersEditorials © 2024 All Rights Reserved Citi Newsroom. Source: Citi News — https://www.citinewsroom.com/2026/09/govt-launches-phase-two-of-public-sector-reforms-to-improve-service-delivery/