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26 Jul

SECOND(2ND) QUARTER, 2021 INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT OF AMANSIE CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

The second quarter of Amansie Central District Assembly report for 2021 was submitted on the 24th day of July,…

03 Mar

AMANSIE CENTRAL FEES FIXING FOR 2021 WAS PUBLISHED ON 1ST MARCH, 2021

AMANSIE CENTRAL FEES FIXING FOR 2021 WAS PUBLISHED ON 1ST MARCH, 2021 BY GHANA PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED.
FEE FIXING-2021

01 Mar

AMANSIE CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY 2021 FEES FIXING WAS PUBLISHED BY GHANA PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED

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FEE FIXING-2021

22 Jan

ACDA 2020 ANNUAL ACCOUNTS

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The Annual Accounts of 2020 was published by Amansie Central District Assembly on 22nd January, 2021
2020 Annual Accounts

19 Jan

ACDA 4TH QUARTER AUDIT REPORT FOR 2020.

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The Audit team of the Amansie Central District Assembly compiled their reports for third (4th) quarter of 2020 as…

15 Nov

AMANSIE CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY’S COMPOSITE BUDGET FOR 2021

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The Amansie Central District Assembly published their Composite Budget 2021 on 13th November, 2020.
PBB NARRATIVE FOR ACDA(2021)

01 Nov

2021 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN FOR AMANSIE CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

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The Amansie Central District Assembly composite annual action plan for 2021 was published on 1st November, 2020.
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21 Oct

AMANSIE CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY CLIENT SERVICE CHARTER

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ACDA new client service charter

20 Oct

ACDA 3RD QUARTER AUDIT REPORT FOR 2020.

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The Audit team of the Amansie Central District Assembly compiled their reports for third (3rd) quarter of 2020 as…

31 Aug

ACDA 2019 ANNUAL ACCOUNTS

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The 2019 Annual Accounts for Amansie Central District Assembly was published on 31st August, 2020.
ACDA 2019 ANNUAL ACCOUNTS

Amansie Central is one of the Forty – three (43) Administrative Districts in the Ashanti Region. It was carved out of the erstwhile Bekwai District in 2004 by legislative Instrument (L1) 1774, 2004. It has about 206 settlements with Jacobu as the Administrative Capital. The District shares common boundaries with Amansie East to the northeast, Amansie West to the west, Obuasi District Assembly to the southeast, Adansi North to the east, Adansi South to the south, and Upper Denkyira in the Central Region to the south.

The District can be found within Latitude 6⁰00N and 6⁰30N and Longitudes1⁰00W and 2⁰00W. It covers a total surface area of about 710 square kilometres (441.17sq miles) and forms about 2.5 percent of the total area of the Ashanti Region. The District has a location advantage since it is located in the forest zone of Ghana and that, the forest serves as a means of improving the climate which helps agricultural production. Moreover, the district is known for its agrarian nature which is a major source of employment and offers large production of foodstuffs for most people in and outside the District.