National Directorate For Public Private Sector Partnership (NDPSP)follows the central purchase policy to save effort and money and controls the process of expenditure and purchase. Therefore, the Procurement Department has been established as a part of Logistics Directorate to implement the central purchase policy. Briefly, Procurement Department provides all requirements and services to the departments and divisions of the National Directorate For Public Private Sector Partnership (NDPSP)either from local or foreign markets. The Procurement Department is divided into four sections-

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NDPSP: National Directorate For Public Private Sector Partnership
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No 21 Haatso Ecomog Avenue, Accra, Ghana
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Mon - Sat 8.00 - 18.00
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NDPSP

Board Members

The following members are to spearhead the activities of
National Directorate For Public Private Sector Partnership (NDPSP):


Dr. Kenneth Danquah

Board Chairman

Rev. Dominic Yeboah

Vice Chairman

Mrs. Christy N. Ablakwa

Secretary

Dr. Frimpong Addo Nana

Evaluation Officer

Engr. Patrick Amankwa Boateng

Project Overseer

Mrs. Vivian Mensah Amah

Member

Hon Samuel Ayariga

Member

Profile of the Executive Chairman: Dr. Kenneth Danquah

Dr. Kenneth Danquah is a DFID UK Senior Procurement Specialist currently on secondment to the National Project Procurement Authority. He held various procurement positions in the National Health Service from 1990 to 1999. He joined Department for International Development in 1999 as a Procurement Adviser working at their Office in Accra Ghana.

Dr. Kenneth Danquah advised on ECOWAS programmes in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Togo and Benin has made presentations in several international forum. Since 2004, Dr. Kenneth has been an adviser to the Government of Ghana on the implementation of Public Procurement Act 663.

He holds a Bsc Degree in Development Planning, Masters in Business Administration specializing in Strategic Procurement. He is also a qualified member of Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply. He is married with three Children.

Profile of the Vice Chairman: Rev. Dominic Yeboah

Rev. Dominic Yeboah is a Lawyer by profession, he holds a Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting Major) from the Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, [1977], a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (CPA 1979), the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana (CA 1993) and the Ghana Institute of Taxation (1986). He serves as the Member of Parliament of Upper West Akin Constituency for 16 years, from 1993 to 2009.

Before joining the National Directorate For Public Private Sector Partnership, Rev. Dominic Yeboah was the Executive Secretary to the Revenue Agencies Governing Board. He is a seasoned public and private sector official, having operated in various consulting and substantive capacities as Consultant (Parliament), Member (Government Transitional Team on Economy & Finance - Jan. 2009 to April 2009).

Whilst serving as Member of Parliament (MP) for Upper West Akin Constituency, he played various instrumental roles in Parliament, including serving as Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee; Minority Spokesperson on Finance: Chairman of the Finance Committee; Chairman of the Eastern Regional Parliamentary Caucus; Ghana's Delegate to the African, Caribbean Pacific European Union (Dakar and Senegal) and Member of the International Parliamentary Oversight Committee of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.

Profile of the Secretary: Mrs. Christy N. Ablakwa

She holds a Master's degree (MSc.) in Secretary Management from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London and a Master's degree (MA) in Economic Policy Management from the University of Ghana. She obtained her first degree - BA (Hons.) Secretary Studies from the University of Ghana, Legion, Department of Social Sciences, Kumasi, Ghana (1979 to 1984) and holds a language diploma - Diplotudes Francaises from the University of Benin, Lome, Togo.

Professionally she has specialized in aid and debt management techniques that enhance aid effectiveness. Mrs. Christy N. Ablakwa has extensive experience and has consulted for several organizations and countries in effective help and debt management training and techniques including the Commonwealth Secretariat.