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National Commission on Culture Board
 
Functions:
  • Initiates policies and programmes for the dissemination and propagation of ideas for the promotion of national pride, solidarity and consciousness

 Chairman’s Secretariat

Functions:
  • The Chairman of the National Commission on Culture presides over all the meetings of the 16 Member National Commission on Culture Board both executive and legislative.
  • The Chairman performs the highest executive functions of the Commission by exercising ministerial responsibility over the National Commission on Culture and institutions and agencies under it.
  • The Chairman performs such other functions as may be prescribed by the government of Republic of Ghana.
Chief Director’s Secretariat:
           
Functions:             
  • Ensures the effective coordination, monitoring and supervision of the activities of the various Directorates, departments and agencies of the Commission.
  • Co-ordinates work programmes and prescribes rules, regulations and procedures to aid in the achievement of set targets.
  • Develops systems for effective workflow and feedback on activities within the Commission.
 Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Department
 
Functions :
  • Conceptualizing and designing processes for achieving the overall objectives of the Cultural Sector.
  • Coordinating, analyzing and harmonizing the activities of the Cultural Sector.
  •  Advancing strategies for the promotion, development, preservation and presentation of Ghanaian Culture and the arts.
  • Collation of data into Sectoral budget and vetting of financial requirements for investments and services.
  • Analyzing periodic returns from the agencies of the National Commission on Culture.
  • Putting mechanisms in place for efficient management of approved projects and programmes
  • Accessing the utilization of resources and advising management accordingly.
 
Finance and Administration Department
 
Functions                
  • Implementation of financial regulation
  • Custodianship of value books
  • Stores management
  • Preparation of annual final account
  • Advising management on financial matters
  • Sourcing and disbursement of fund
  • Human and material resources management
  • Producing books for audit purposes
  • Records management
  • Initiation and implementation of Public Relations Strategies to ensure a positive image of the Culture-Sector.
Research, Education and Information Department
 
Functions :
  • Enquiry into cultural phenomena with a view to making recommendations.
  • Instituting measures to enhance public education on matters of national concern.
  • Gathering and disseminating relevant information through publication.
  • Promotion and development of the appreciation of arts and culture.
 
International and Inter-Sectoral Relations Department
 
Functions :
  • Drawing and reviewing of cultural agreements.
  • Initiating policies and programmes for enhancing international relations.
  • Initiating policies and programmes to foster deeper international relations.
Arts Department
 
Functions :
  • Coordinating the activities of the Arts disciplines of the agencies and the general public.
  • Promotion of creativity and aesthetic appeal.
  • Development and presentation of the artistic disciplines.
  • Ensuring systematic infusion of the arts into educational curricula.
  • Rejuvenating youth talent and creative interest.
  • Ensuring the development of Ghana traditional oral literature to promote scholarship.
  • Promotion of Ghanaian languages as a drive towards national cohesion and unity.
  • Promotion of the economic viability of the arts.
  • Organisation of annual congress of Ghanaian artists and cultural workers.
  • Convening biennial Conference of District and Regional Committees of National Culture to consider Cultural development trends. 
 
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