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In Ghana to promote school education

In Ghana we are present in exploration, oil and gas production, refining and chemistry. In the Western Region, in the coastal community areas in the Ellembelle district, we promote several initiatives to improve educational standards

We want to improve the quality of primary and secondary education provision through extra-curricular and informal learning activities to facilitate access to training and employment opportunities for young people. 

The areas where the initiative was developed are part of the area of influence of Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP), a project launched by Eni in 2018 entirely dedicated to the domestic market in sub-Saharan Africa.

Project features

Activity start date: 2018 -present

Ghana

Education
Education
Territory protection
Territory protection

SDG 1. No poverty 
SDG 4. Quality education  
SDG 8. Decent work and economic growth 

Eni Ghana

Lead for Ghana
Vitol
GNPC

Project actions and objectives

New school facilities and teachers for the West Region

Eni Ghana and the International Volunteership (VIS) NGO have signed a cooperation agreement, and launched the project Education is the passport for the future to promote access to training and employment opportunities for young people.

In order to provide adequate conditions and facilities for students to learn, we renovated classrooms, playgrounds and staff areas, toilets, sports fields, libraries, canteens and installed solar panels in primary schools. 

The initiatives are part of the Community investment strategy promoted by Eni and its partners Vitol and GNPC, in compliance with the commitments made with the International Finance Corporation and the World Bank for the development of local communities in the areas surrounding the OCTP project facilities.

Highlights
2.771
students

(1,399 little boys and 1,372 little girls)


100%
attendance

at school (male and female students)


11
schools

that have been restructured


47
scholarships

issued


2.771
students

(1,399 little boys and 1,372 little girls)

100%
attendance

at school (male and female students)

11
schools

that have been restructured

47
scholarships

issued

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