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Location Ghana is located on the west coast of Africa, about 750 km north of the equator between the latitudes of 4 and 11.5o north and longitude 3.11° West and 1.11° East. It is bounded on the north by Burkina Faso, on the west by La Cote D'lvoire, on the east by Togo and on the south by the Gulf of Guinea (Atlantic Ocean). Tema, the industrial city, which is adjunct to Accra, the capital city of Ghana, is on the Greenwich Meridian (zero line of longitude), making Ghana the closest landmark to the centre of the world.
Land Ghana has a total land area of 238,537 km2 (92,100 sq. miles) stretching 672 km north to south and 357 km east to west. Its physical size makes it about the same size as Great Britain. Out of a total land area of 23 million hectares, 13 million hectares (57%) is suitable for agricultural production, and 5.3 million hectares (39%) of this is under cultivation.
The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre Act, 1994, provides for automatic incentives and benefits as follows:
1 Customs Import Duty Exemptions
There is custom duty exemption for agricultural, and industrial plant, machinery and equipment imported for investment purposes as contained in chapters 82, 84, 85, and 92 of the Customs Harmonized Commodity and Tariff Code. However, with the exception of goods imported specifically for the Educational, Health and Agricultural sectors, all import duty-exempted goods attract the relevant processing and/or other related fees or levies ranging between 0.5% and 1.0%.
Government Policy President John Evans Attah-Mills has committed himself to creating a "Better Ghana" by the end of his tenure of office. The essence of this vision is to energise the private sector enough to serve as the propellant from which economic growth is fuelled and thereby improving the worth of the people. This has found expression not only in closer collaboration and partnership with the private sector but also the mobilisation of funding to the latter. In line with this vision, the Government has created a special project called the Private Sector Development [PSD] with a challenge to facilitate the development and growth of a competitive and vibrant private sector and also to help reduce the cost of doing business in Ghana.
In accordance with this vision, the PSD has established an Institutional and Legal Reform Division to facilitate the drafting of a number of reform bills, including the Companies Code, the Insolvency Bill, Money Laundering Bill and the Insurance Bill, aimed at improving the business environment. It has also successfully facilitated the development of a National Medium Term Private Sector Development Strategy Document, which provides the framework for a common approach to private sector development challenges by relevant Ministries, Departments and Agencies in a more coherent manner. These are among the general and specific functions, which the "Project" is charged to perform to ensure the achievement of the objective of strengthening the private sector to effectively serve as the engine of growth and prosperity. Read more....
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