The Private Enterprise Federation (PEF) with support from the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA), has carried out an in-depth research over the last 24 months to gather evidence on Ghana’s tax regime including findings and policy proposals for reform. On Wednesday 14th October, 2020, the report was launched to sensitize stakeholders on the findings and also announce the next stage of the project, which will be full scale evidence-based advocacy.

The Memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed in January, 2020 between the Pan African Agribusiness Apex Body (PAAAB) represented by PEF, the secretariat for the organization supported by the department of rural economy, African Union Commission (AUC) and the Afrika-Verein (Germany-African Agribusiness Alliance). 

As part of an ongoing research supported by the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA), PEF met with the leadership of the Parliamentary select committee on Trade and the committee on Finance to present to 

Private Enterprise Federation, (PEF) with the assistance of Star Ghana is engaging other stakeholders to form a strategic partnership to prevent and fight administrative corruption in Ghana, (the “SPPACG Project”).