The projects, which span the education and health sectors, are aimed at improving access to quality healthcare and education while providing better working conditions for health and education professionals.

The completed projects include Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compounds at Takla Atiyinu and Ziavi Bamefedo; a three-unit classroom block with ancillary facilities at Hodzo Alavanyo; a six-unit classroom block with ancillary facilities at Nyive; and a two-unit classroom block with ancillary facilities at Shia.

The remaining projects are two-unit nurses' quarters at Tokokoe and Matse, aimed at improving accommodation for healthcare workers and supporting effective healthcare delivery in the communities.

The commissioning and handover ceremony brought together traditional authorities, heads of institutions, officials from the education and health sectors, Assembly Members and other stakeholders.

The projects form part of efforts by the Assembly and the MP to address infrastructure gaps in the Municipality and strengthen the delivery of essential social services.

The CHPS compounds are expected to improve access to basic healthcare at the community level, while the classroom blocks will provide additional learning spaces and create a more conducive environment for teaching and learning.

Similarly, the nurses' quarters are expected to enhance accommodation for health professionals, particularly those serving communities where access to suitable housing remains a challenge.

Hon. Adom expressed appreciation to the traditional authorities, heads of institutions, health and education officials, Assembly Members and other stakeholders for their participation and continued support towards the development of the Municipality.