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History

A Brief History of the Trust Fund

The VRA Resettlement Trust Fund was set up by a Trust Deed promulgated on 22nd July 1996, the main principals being the Volta River Authority and the then Ministry of Mines and Energy.
The VRA Resettlement Trust Fund drew up its first ever Strategic Plan (SP) for the period 2012 – 2016 to replace the Annual Budgetary Planning regime that had previously existed. The SP elapsed in 2016 and, as a result, there is the need to prepare a new document to capture the current needs of the 52 resettlement communities and the business processes of the Trust Fund. The final output is intended to meet internal capabilities and cohesion of the Trust Fund in the satisfaction of the needs and aspirations of our clients (52 Communities).

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1996

VRA Trust Fund founded

The VRA Resettlement Trust Fund was set up by a Trust Deed promulgated on 22nd July 1996

2003

Community Relations Unit Established

In addition to this fund, VRA has devoted extra resources to its CSR programme intended at improving standards of living through the provision of employability and entrepreneurial skills set to persons within the impacted communities. Thus, the Community Relations Unit was established in 2003 to endear a stable relationship with communities affected by the Authority’s operations and provide solutions to problems that were not catered for under the Resettlement Trust Fund.

2012

Community Development Programme (CDP) Launched

In 2012, VRA launched a CSR programme called the Community Development Programme (CDP) in communities impacted by its operations. The CDP represents a common ground for cooperation and partnership between VRA and the communities on the identification and provision of solutions to critical areas that stimulate economic and human capital development. The programme is also aimed at the development and implementation of social and economic activities in all communities and the transformation of these communities into 'opportunity communities'.

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MEMBERSHIP OF THE BOARD OF MANAGING TRUSTEES

H/W (Rtd.) Emmanuel Nana Antwi-Barima

Board Chairman

Mr. Richard Tsum Barima Koranteng

Executive Director, VRATF

Mr. Bernard Kofi Ellis

Deputy Chief Executive(S), VRA (Member)

Winfred N. Amanu

Legal Counsel, VRA (Member)

Mr. Kingsley Nsiah-Poku

Ministry of Energy (Member)

Mrs. Ntiwaa Kwakye

Ministry of Energy (Member)

Mrs. Beatrice Owusu

Member

Hon. Magnus Kofi Amoatey

MP, Yilo Krobo (Member)

Hon. Alhaji Masawud Mohammed

MP, Pru West (Member)

Hon. Matthew Nyindam

MP, Kpanda (Member)

Hon. Helen Adjoa Ntoso

MP, Krachi West (Member)

Hon. Joycelyn Tetteh

MP, North Dayi (Member)

Hon. Kwadwo Nyanpon Aboagye

MP, Biakoye (Member)

Hon. Kwabena Amankwa Asiamah

MP, Fanteakwa North (Member)

Hon. Michael Yaw Gyato

MP, Krachi East (Member)

Hon. Seth Kwame Acheampong

MP, Mpraeso

Hon. Braimah Salifu Adam

MP, Salaga South (Member) 

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