Ghana’s 2026 Big Push PPP program aims to boost infrastructure despite fiscal limits, with success hinging on better project management and private-sector involvement.

Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are expected to drive Ghana’s infrastructure progress in 2026 amid fiscal constraints, with a GHS 30 billion Big Push programme targeting roads, bridges, ports, and logistics. EM Advisory warns past PPPs suffered from poor risk allocation and delays but stresses that streamlined approvals, strong project selection, and private-sector readiness could improve delivery in key sectors. Success could reduce congestion, boost trade, attract investment, and support industrialization, making 2026 a critical test of Ghana’s ability to deliver large-scale projects effectively.