Gender Data Ghana (GDG) is calling for increased and predictable funding for healthcare and child protection in the 2027 National Budget, urging the government to address persistent inequalities affecting women, children and other vulnerable groups.
Gender Data Ghana (GDG) is calling for increased and predictable funding for healthcare and child protection in the 2027 National Budget, urging the government to address persistent inequalities affecting women, children and other vulnerable groups.
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