In a recent performance evaluation, Dr. Evans Aggrey-Darkoh, the Head of the Civil Service, expressed high praise for the leadership and management of the Ministry of Sports and Recreation, particularly applauding Chief Director Mrs. Wilhelmina Asamoah for her exceptional stewardship.
Dr. Aggrey-Darkoh highlighted the Ministry’s well-structured systems, effective feedback mechanisms, and support regimes, which he described as reflective of a dynamic and innovative organization.
He commended the Ministry’s efforts in driving transformation within the sports sector, emphasizing the establishment of the Sports Fund as a significant milestone.
The fund was acknowledged by the Head of Service as a crucial step toward addressing funding challenges that have historically hampered the growth of Ghana’s sports ecosystem.
However, he expressed concerns about ensuring accountability procedures are strictly followed to guarantee value for money in the use of resources. The wellness and recreation programs implemented by the Ministry also received positive remarks, further reinforcing the Ministry’s comprehensive approach to sports development.
Dr. Aggrey-Darkoh called for the adoption of a robust mentorship model within the civil service to foster skills development and ensure staff are equipped with best practices. He praised the civil service as one of the most structured and accountable state institutions, capable of transparent record-keeping and traceability.
Furthermore, he urged the Civil Service to prioritize the adoption of E-communication and E-record systems, citing the Ministry of Sports and Recreation’s strides in digitalizing its operations through E-platforms.
He emphasized that harmonizing such systems across sectors would enhance efficiency and transparency.
In conclusion, the Head of the Civil Service acknowledged the Ministry of Sports and Recreation’s leadership in fostering innovation and urged continued commitment to excellence, transparency, and the development of human capital within the sector.
Credit: PR & Communications Unit, MoSR
