ISSER Questions Slow Progress of Ghana's 'Big Push' Infrastructure Projects

Ghana's Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) has raised concerns about the slow implementation of the government's 'Big Push' infrastructure projects, noting that recent economic data indicates weak construction growth.

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ISSER questions slow pace of “Big Push” as construction growth remains weak

Presenting ISSER's review of the 2026 Mid-Year Budget, the Director of the Institute, Professor Robert Darko Osei, said the latest economic data suggest many of the flagship infrastructure projects are yet to translate into measurable economic activ

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ISSER Questions Slow Progress of Ghana's 'Big Push' Infrastructure Projects

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