GSFP National Coordinator Engages Regional Coordinators
The National Coordinator of the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP) Hajia Fati Forgor has engaged all the 16 Regional Coordinators of the Programme in a meeting yesterday
The meeting held in Accra was aimed at strengthening coordination, professionalism and effective implementation of the Programme at all levels.
Addressing the meeting, the National Coordinator urged the Regional Coordinators to ensure the early submission of accurate and timely data to the National Secretariat so as to facilitate the various departments and Units of the programme including Operations, Accounts and Monitoring and Evaluation make effective planning and decision-making.
Hajia Fati further urged the Regional Coordinators to demonstrate strict adherence to due process and established procedures in the discharge of their duties. She noted that professionalism, competence and accountability were essential to the successful implementation of the Programme.
The National Coordinator commended the Regional Coordinators for their maximum cooperation and commitment towards the work of the Programme. She, however, challenged them to work collectively to change the narrative surrounding the GSFP by demonstrating high levels of professionalism, competence and integrity, thereby elevating their respective offices and conducting their duties with dignity.
She assured the Regional Coordinators of the commitment of the National Secretariat to providing the necessary support and doing everything possible, within the acceptable framework and guidelines of the Programme, to ensure their collective success in the implementation of the GSFP.
The Programme’s Director of Accounts also took the Regional Coordinators through financial management and how to properly and accurately retire their financial obligations with the Accounts Unit.
The meeting unequivocally demonstrates the commitment of the managers of the GSFP to ensure that the reset agenda is impacting positively in all facets of the programme including its regional offices and all decentralised structures.
Source: Northwebonline.com
