Good Governance and Financial Administration in Local Governance in Ghana

Ameyaw Kwame Domfeh, Lydia. N. Takyi

Abstract


This study set itself the task of evaluating good governance practices and their effects on financial administration in Local Government. Specifically, the study examined how good governance contributes to good financial administration in the Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly. The paper adopts a quantitative approach in examining good governance and financial administration in the Ghanaian local governance structure using 103 respondents selected through the purposive sampling technique. The results show a positive association between good governance and financial administration. The results of this study have policy implications for improving upon the performance of the MMDAs in Ghana to ensure good governance practices which eventually translate into effective and efficient financial administration.

Keywords - Good Governance; Finance; Administration; Local Governance; Administration


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