Thematic
Areas
Improving policy making through thematic areas
One of the principal objectives of the Institute of Law and Public Policy (ILPA) is to help improve policy-making processes and, concomitantly, the quality of policy by creating a free and healthy market of ideas from the perspective of law, governance and development.
ILPA Stakeholders
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Political parties
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Key governments agencies
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The National Development Planning Commission
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Ghana’s bilateral community
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National, sub-regional, regional and international non-governmental organizations
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Academia and
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Individuals
Thematic Areas
One of ILPA’s principal objectives is to help improve public policy making processes in emerging democracies. This entails the creation of a free and healthy market of ideas. Flowing from this is our belief that progress - whether economic, social, political, or cultural - is not sustainable if it is not hinged on strong democratic credentials. Because of this belief, we have focused our activities on the following areas of operation:
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Human rights
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Law,
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Democracy,
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Governance,
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Development.
We channel our resources into improving the public’s understanding, acceptance and commitment to the democratic process. Consequently, we focus our resources on the following activities:
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Research,
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Education, training and capacity-building,
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Dialogue,
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Strategic public interest litigation,
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Legislative review, and
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Socio-political activism.
To be able to deliver our vision, we partner with a wide range of persons and organisations and other stakeholders, including the follow:
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Political parties,
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Key government agencies,
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Ghana’s bilateral community,
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NGOs,
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Academia, and
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Traditional and religious authorities.