The Paramount Chief of Yilo Krobo and President of the Yilo Krobo Traditional Council, Okpleme Nuer Annorbaa Sasraku II, has known as for pressing motion to deal with regional and district boundary points in Ghana.
He defined that regional and district boundaries have develop into a significant concern for conventional authorities, and urged stakeholders to collaborate find sustainable options to this downside.
Okpleme Sasraku II made the decision on the annual normal meeting and seminar of the Licensed Surveyors Affiliation of Ghana (LISAG) in Accra on Wednesday, which highlighted the significance of collaboration, innovation, and unity in making certain the long-term sustainability of the surveying occupation in Ghana
It additionally offered a platform for key stakeholders to debate practical options for boundary-related points, making certain that communities profit from improved governance, planning, and sustainable development.
Okpleme Sasraku II additionally emphasised that LISAG ought to work with the federal government to assist resolve boundary points successfully, stating that every one related authorities ministries, departments, and agencies ought to take decisive motion by implementing the recommendations outlined within the 2021 technical report on district boundary points.
He additional identified that the report builds on the sooner 2012 District Peace Report, and professionalvides a transparent roadmap for resolving longstanding territorial disputes.
“The time for motion is now. We can not enable boundary disputes to hinder our growth and create pointless tensions amongst our individuals. I urge LISAG and all relevant authorities to work in the direction of a long-lasting answer by implementing the suggestions within the 2021 technical report,” he acknowledged
Okpleme Sasraku II indictaed that LISAG ought to undertake innovative approaches, foster collaboration, and promote sustainability of their work, stressing that efficient land use planning and dispute resolution may assist create vibrant, economically sturdy, and livable communities.
On his half, the Minister of Native Authorities, Chieftaincy, and Non secular Affairs, Mr Ahmed Ibrahim, reaffirmed the government’s dedication to addressing these challenges.
He underscored the necessity for exact mapping and proactive measures to eradicate disaster-prone areas, together with flood zones and high-risk areas, by leveraging elevation profiles and built-in catastrophe administration methods.
“The position of licensed surveyors is essential in land use planning, city development, and environmental evaluation. I encourage LISAG to discover financial alternatives and technological innovations that can improve their work and contribute to nationwide growth,” Minister Ibrahim stated.
The President of LISAG, Mr Samuel Larbi Darko, underscored the crucial position licensed surveyors play in shaping the surroundings and driving sustainable development.
“The work we do as licensed surveyors is prime to national growth. Our experience in mapping, land use planning, and infrastructure growth impacts each sector of the financial system. It’s important that we stay united in upholding our shared values and advancing our occupation,” he acknowledged.
BY BERNARD BENGHAN
