This case study reviews the role of the World Food Programme (WFP) in supporting the national social protection system in Ghana over the last decade (2014-2023), including support to the national school feeding programme since 2006.
It assesses how WFP has supported the building blocks of Ghana’s national social protection system at large, including on non-contributory social assistance as the Government’s main mechanism for supporting people living in poverty and situations of vulnerability. The case study represents a light touch exercise, undertaken through a rapid literature review and interviews with WFP personnel and other key stakeholders.
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