Infrastructure deficit undermining quality education - SEND Ghana  

Ghana is facing a significant challenge in its educational sector due to a critical infrastructure deficit, which experts warn is severely undermining the quality of education. A recent report highlights that many schools lack essential facilities such as classrooms, libraries, and sanitation services. This inadequacy not only hampers the learning environment but also affects student enrollment and retention rates.

The SEND Ghana organization emphasizes that without adequate investment in educational infrastructure, the nation risks failing to meet its development goals and improving literacy levels among its youth. They advocate for urgent government intervention and increased funding directed toward building and renovating school facilities across the country.

Moreover, stakeholders are calling for strategic partnerships between public and private sectors to mobilize resources for educational improvements. The current state of disrepair serves as a stark reminder of the need for comprehensive policies that prioritize infrastructural development in education, ensuring that every child has access to a safe and conducive learning environment. Addressing these gaps is crucial for fostering a brighter future for Ghana’s next generation.