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Political Parties To Show Funding Plan For Campaign Promises

Lilian Ahedorby Lilian Ahedor
June 6, 2024
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Patronage Politics In Ghana; Party Affiliation and political compensations

Ghana’s economy is facing significant challenges, including soaring inflation, currency volatility, and a crippling debt burden, necessitating effective leadership and strategic solutions.

In this context, transparency in governance is crucial to ensure accountability and responsible management of resources.

As such, political parties must place utmost priority on prudent economic governance and sustainable development, ensuring a resilient and prosperous future for generations to come.

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Political parties’ campaign promises often come with significant financial implications, and it is essential to disclose how they plan to fund these promises.

Furthermore, transparency in funding plans ensures accountability in government as when political parties disclose their funding sources, they can be held accountable for their promises.

Likewise, this accountability is crucial in preventing corruption and ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently.

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Moreover, transparency in funding plans enhances the credibility of campaign promises as voters are more likely to trust parties that provide a clear breakdown of how they plan to fund their promises.

Political parties also demonstrate a commitment to responsible economic management by disclosing their funding sources, as they show that they have thoughtfully considered the financial implications of their promises.

This consideration is essential in Ghana’s current economic climate, where the country cannot afford unsustainable spending.

Furthermore, candidness in funding plans enables informed decision-making by voters as when voters understand the funding implications of campaign promises, they can make informed decisions about which party to support.

According to Dr. Theo Acheampong, an economist and political risk analyst, political parties contesting the 2024 elections must provide transparency and clarity on the financing strategies behind their campaign promises, ensuring accountability and credibility in their electoral pledges.

Dr. Acheampong warned that the next government will face significant resource constraints, making it crucial to scrutinize the feasibility and funding strategies behind the lavish campaign promises, as the current political pledges far exceed the available resources, necessitating a more realistic and sustainable approach.

“The issue of how they’re actually going to fund these campaigns becomes very, very, very important because the money is just not there, and so we’ve got to be creative as to how they’re actually going to deliver on these promises and ultimately how it translates into outcomes”.

Dr. Theo Acheampong

Transparency Curb Unrealistic Promises

Furthermore, transparency in funding plans can prevent political parties from making unrealistic promises that may worsen the economic situation as when parties disclose their funding sources, they are less likely to make promises that they cannot keep, adding more to their credibility.

Dr. Theo Acheampong
Dr. Theo Acheampong

As such, this prevention is crucial in avoiding populist policies that may have detrimental economic consequences.

Additionally, when funding sources are disclosed, it is easier to track how resources are being used, reducing the likelihood of corruption and misallocation.

Dr. Theo Acheampong argues that when governments are transparent about their funding sources, they are more accountable to the public and thus more likely to prioritize development projects that genuinely benefit citizens, rather than just serving special interests or personal agendas.

Furthermore, he emphasized that the successful implementation of these campaign promises should lead to tangible improvements in the lives of Ghanaians, including reduced poverty and inequality, and an overall enhancement of their well-being and quality of life.

 “So if you have that limited fiscal space available, and, for example, we’re promising to pay sub-chiefs, and we say you want to rope them into the governance process, you pay them, and what would they do? How do they actually contribute to the improvement of governance across the board in the country?”

Dr. Theo Acheampong

Dr. Theo Acheampong stated that in addition to transparency of funding, the trustworthiness and credibility of Presidential candidates and their running mates will play a crucial role in influencing voter decisions and ultimately determining the outcome of the 2024 general elections.

Dr. Acheampong pointed out that voters are eager to know which political party, led by its flagbearer and running mate, has the trustworthiness and reliability to deliver on their promises, and are scrutinizing their credibility, loyalty, and ability to keep their word.

“Because, as we speak currently, things are not that great.” – Dr. Theo Acheampong

As such, Political parties must prioritize accountability, credibility, economic responsibility, informed decision-making, and better governance by disclosing their funding plans.

Most importantly, the electorate must demand transparency and hold political parties accountable for their promises.

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