The Ministry of Finance has developed a Public Financial Management (PFM) Compliance League Table, a landmark transparency and accountability initiative aimed at strengthening fiscal discipline and improving the management of public resources.
The PFM Compliance League Table fulfils the government’s commitment in the 2025 Budget Statement to publish an objective, evidence-based assessment of how public institutions comply with the PFM Act, 2016 (Act 921), its regulations and associated laws.
The league table serves as a performance benchmarking tool that measures the extent to which public institutions adhere to the rules and procedures governing the use of public funds.
By constructively ranking institutions based on their level of compliance, the Ministry seeks to deepen transparency, promote accountability, and encourage continuous improvement across the public sector in the management and use of public resources.
The Ministry noted that the table highlights institutions with significant compliance gaps, underscoring the need for targeted corrective actions and stronger enforcement measures.
In line with its statutory mandate, the Ministry of Finance, through the PFM Compliance Division, will take firm steps to address persistent non-compliance going forward.
According to the ministry, it will engage covered entities that recorded low compliance scores and help them to identify gaps in their PFM compliance systems.
Below is the ranking of the selected covered entities.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
