The Design and Technology Institute (DTI) is calling for increased investment in human capital development and stronger government support for local industries to improve Ghana’s productivity and accelerate industrialisation. The Institute says Ghana must align its skills development agenda with the changing world of work while creating an enabling environment for local businesses to expand […]
DTI calls for stronger investment in human capital to accelerate Ghana’s industrialisation
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