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Alliance for Social Equity And Public Accountability - ASEPA The Alliance for Social Equity and Public Accountability (ASEPA) is one of the most vibrant Anti-Corruption Civil Society in Ghana.

Our focus is centered on Public Accountability, Civil Advocacy, Human Rights, Environmental Conservation and Research.

The Alliance for Social Equity And Public Accountability proudly joins our partner, the Centre for International Forfeit...
12/06/2026

The Alliance for Social Equity And Public Accountability proudly joins our partner, the Centre for International Forfeiture & Asset Recovery (CIFAR), in celebrating a remarkable 10-year journey of advancing asset recovery, strengthening policies, and promoting transparency and accountability.

Over the past decade, CIFAR has played a significant role in shaping conversations around effective asset recovery frameworks, supporting institutions, and building partnerships that contribute to stronger governance systems across Africa and beyond.

This milestone reflects years of dedication, research, collaboration, and a shared commitment to ensuring that recovered assets serve the public good.

At Asepa Ghana, we value our partnership with CIFAR and look forward to many more years of collaboration, innovation, and collective impact.

Congratulations to CIFAR on this incredible achievement! 🎉🎗️🎊👏

10 Years of Recovering Assets. Shaping Policies. Building a Better Future.

Illicit financial outflows continue to drain critical resources needed for Ghana's development. According to available d...
12/06/2026

Illicit financial outflows continue to drain critical resources needed for Ghana's development. According to available data, illicit financial outflows increased from $4.7 billion in 2013 to over $9 billion in 2021, before declining to approximately $6 billion in 2022.

These losses represent funds that could have been invested in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and job creation for millions of Ghanaians.

Strengthening transparency, accountability, and effective asset recovery mechanisms is essential to protecting our nation's wealth and ensuring sustainable development for future generations.

Together, we can support efforts to combat illicit financial flows and promote responsible governance.

Ghana loses an estimated GH¢9.3 - GH¢21.5 billion every year through illicit financial flows and corruption. This money ...
08/06/2026

Ghana loses an estimated GH¢9.3 - GH¢21.5 billion every year through illicit financial flows and corruption. This money could be used to improve roads, schools, healthcare, clean water, and other essential services.

Promoting transparency through public access to recovered asset information helps ensure accountability and protects national resources for development.

đź“Ś This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa.

CIFAR

STOP ILLICIT FINANCIAL FLOWS NOW! đź’°Every cedi lost through corruption, tax evasion, and illicit financial flows is a ced...
05/06/2026

STOP ILLICIT FINANCIAL FLOWS NOW! đź’°
Every cedi lost through corruption, tax evasion, and illicit financial flows is a cedi taken away from schools, hospitals, roads, and jobs.

đź“Ś This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa.

CIFAR

Every cedi lost through Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) is money that could have provided clean drinking water, boreholes...
03/06/2026

Every cedi lost through Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) is money that could have provided clean drinking water, boreholes, and better sanitation facilities for communities across Ghana.

By stopping IFFs and recovering stolen assets, we can invest more in essential services that improve lives and support national development.
Stop the leak. Recover our wealth. Build a better Ghana.

đź“Ś This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa.

JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST ILLICIT FINANCIAL FLOWS (IFFs)Every year, billions of cedis are lost through illicit financial fl...
01/06/2026

JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST ILLICIT FINANCIAL FLOWS (IFFs)
Every year, billions of cedis are lost through illicit financial flows, depriving our nation of resources needed for quality healthcare, education, infrastructure, and economic development. It is time for citizens, policymakers, civil society organizations, and stakeholders to unite in protecting Ghana's wealth and national assets.

âś… Demand transparency and accountability.
âś… Support stronger anti-corruption measures.
âś… Advocate for responsible management of public resources.
âś… Help safeguard our future generations.

Together, we can stop the illegal movement of funds and ensure that Ghana's resources work for the benefit of all.

đź“Ś This project is funded by the European Union in Ghana under SecFin Africa.

CIFAR

Let’s step into a fresh month with hope and purpose. Asepa Ghana wishes you a productive and positive month ahead.
01/06/2026

Let’s step into a fresh month with hope and purpose.
Asepa Ghana wishes you a productive and positive month ahead.

On this blessed occasion of Eid al-Adha, we extend our heartfelt wishes to all our cherished followers and the Muslim co...
27/05/2026

On this blessed occasion of Eid al-Adha, we extend our heartfelt wishes to all our cherished followers and the Muslim community across Ghana and beyond.

May this season of sacrifice, faith, and unity bring peace, blessings, prosperity, and renewed hope to every home. Let us continue to embrace love, compassion, and togetherness for a stronger nation.

Happy Eid Al-Adha
- ASEPA Ghana

Did you know there are two key approaches to asset confiscation in fighting crime and corruption?Criminal Confiscation• ...
25/05/2026

Did you know there are two key approaches to asset confiscation in fighting crime and corruption?

Criminal Confiscation
• Requires conviction of an individual
• Higher burden of proof
• Focused on punishing the offender
• Often takes years to secure an order

Civil Confiscation
• Focuses on the link between assets and criminal activity
• Does not require criminal conviction of the owner
• Lower standard of proof (“balance of probabilities”)
• Often faster and more effective in disrupting criminal enterprises

Why does this matter?
Understanding the difference helps strengthen conversations around accountability, justice, and the recovery of illicit assets to benefit society.

Asset recovery is a critical tool in the fight against corruption and illicit financial flows. Any attempt to weaken, de...
22/05/2026

Asset recovery is a critical tool in the fight against corruption and illicit financial flows. Any attempt to weaken, delay, or obstruct these processes undermines national development and denies citizens access to essential public services.

Strengthening asset recovery processes ensures accountability, supports the recovery of stolen resources, and reinforces trust in governance.

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