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21. Membership Benefits: (Membership); ... Research services and findings on issues of peculiar interest to respective members Collaborate with selected financial institutions to provide long term credit and other forms of financing at discount ...; Created on 02 October 2015
22. Report on the Cost of Administrative Corruption: (PEF Research Reports); ... of questionnaire on the cost of corruption and stakeholder engagements on research findings on the cost of corruption in the licensing regime for businesses in Ghana. Business Owners, Observers and Staff ...; Created on 06 February 2020
23. GAPS PRESENT AND OPPORTUNITIES - INCOME TAX ACT, 2015 (ACT 896) AS AMENDED: (PEF Research Reports); Introduction The Private Sector is that part of an economy that is neither owned nor controlled by the state or Government but, is run, by individuals (Investopedia, 2016). The private sector therefore ...; Created on 27 February 2017
24. ICT and Electronics in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); The ICT Industry comprises telecommunications operators, internet service providers, VSAT data operators, software manufacturers, broadcast institutions, ICT education providers, internet cafés, etc. Generally, ...; Created on 10 May 2016
25. Wood and Furniture in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); Ghanaian timber is highly valued for its durability and aesthetic appearance. It is used in the manufacture of products such as floorings, furniture, carvings, toys, Mouldings, rafters, sea defense walls, ...; Created on 10 May 2016
26. Tourism and Hospitality in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); The hospitality industry is a broad category of fields within the service industry that includes lodging, event planning, theme parks, transportation, cruise line, and additional fields within the tourism ...; Created on 10 May 2016
27. A survey on the patronage of made-in Ghana goods: (PEF Research Reports); ... case, to identify the factors responsible for such attitudes and make recommendations for the increased patronage of Made-in-Ghana goods.Summary of Findings+ Preference: 45.5% of the respondents preferred ...; Created on 10 May 2016
28. Property Development in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); The Ghanaian real estate market has seen significant expansion due to the rapid growth of the Ghanaian economy and the influx of foreign investors into the country. Demand for various types of properties ...; Created on 10 May 2016
29. Oil and Gas Industry in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); Ghana’s oil and gas prospects are significant. It is believed that Ghana’s oil and gas resources stretches across the country’s shoreline from the west (Cape Three Points) to the east (Keta). Similarly, ...; Created on 10 May 2016
30. Strengthening business associations Ghana: (PEF Documents); ... critical challenges confronting them. According to the survey findings, associations are not valued by their members, are poorly funded, under resourced, have divergent and often conflicting views, as ...; Created on 10 May 2016
31. The roundtable discussion on the provision of service delivery by ghana telecom and the telecommunications sector to the private productive sector in Ghana: (PEF Documents); ... the findings of the study to the stakeholders on Tuesday 13th July 2004 at Novotel Hotel, at 2.30 p.m. It was organized under the UNDP, under Component Two of the Ghana Government /UNDP ...; Created on 10 May 2016
32. Study on forming larger business units in ghana: (PEF Research Reports); ... Findings and Draft Action Plan, facilitate discussions and solicit recommendations and comments to be incorporated in the Study Final Report and Action Plan. Prepare and submit the Study Final Report ...; Created on 10 May 2016
33. Cotton and Textiles in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); Textile manufacturing in Ghana is an industry consisting of ginneries and textile mills producing batik, wax cloth, fancy printed cloth and Kente cloth. Firms have located in Ghana to serve local and regional ...; Created on 10 May 2016
34. Roundtable discussion on services delivery by ghana water company limited to the private sector: (PEF Documents); ... efficient manner. It was against this background: that PEF organized a roundtable discussion on 2nd December, 2003 at the Novotel Hotel to discuss findings of the study report. The roundtable discussion ...; Created on 10 May 2016
35. Cash Crop Farming in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); Agriculture is the main driving force behind Ghana's economy, accounting for approximately 42% of the country's GDP and employing 54% of its work force. Ghana is the world's largest cocoa producer after ...; Created on 10 May 2016
36. Reflections on Utility Services in Ghana: (PEF Research Reports); ... the seriousness of the developments and decided to undertake a very thorough review of the situation and to move on to finding the best steps to produce reliable remedies and results. PEf felt justifiably ...; Created on 10 May 2016
37. Horticulture in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); The government of Ghana has encouraged the development of non-traditional industries over the past decade in order to diversify the country's export base. Horticulture has been a central and a major benefactor ...; Created on 10 May 2016
38. Health in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); The health industry comprises all firms directly involved in the production and promotion of health care. These include all firms (both public and private) operating in the health market and are involved ...; Created on 10 May 2016
39. Forestry in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); The country may be classified into three main agriculture zones. The forest vegetation zone: consists of parts of Western, Eastern, Ashanti, Brong-Ahafo and Volta Regions. The northern savannah vegetation ...; Created on 10 May 2016
40. Agriculture and Agro- Processing in Ghana: (Investments and Opportunities); Agriculture has long been an important sector of the economy, employing about 50 percent of the labour force. At the end of 2014, the sector contributed an estimated 19.9 percent to the country’s GDP (Ghana ...; Created on 10 May 2016