Improving Governance and Education in Gushegu Municipality

Simba Ghana, through the I Am Aware (IAA) Project, has released a Household Citizen Satisfaction Survey Report assessing governance and education service delivery in the Gushegu Municipality.

The survey, conducted across 10 communities, reveals increased citizen participation, with 66% satisfied with their involvement in planning processes and 63% attending public meetings. However, 60% of respondents do not trust that the Assembly makes decisions in the public interest, highlighting ongoing concerns around transparency and responsiveness.

In the education sector, 91% of households have children in school, and community involvement is strong. Yet, major challenges persist, including teacher shortages (51%), poor infrastructure, and gaps in school attendance.

The report underscores the need to translate citizen engagement into real improvements in service delivery, accountability, and education infrastructure.

Read the full report for insights and recommendations: https://simbaghana.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Household-Citizens-Satisfaction-on-Governance-and-Education-in-the-Gushegu-Municipality.pdf