Published: 30 Jul 2025 627 views
World Bank is calling Early-stage startups to submit propsal for the GovTech Innovation Challenge, this program is to help partner with the World Bank to develop digital solutions
for Ghana Tax Administration this autumn.
Improving Tax Resource Mobilisation in Ghana
Ghana needs more resources to improve public services and build essential infrastructure. According to Afrobarometer, 79% of Ghanaians support paying taxes to help develop their country rather than relying on foreign aid. But despite this strong public support, tax collection remains low compared to other countries in the region. Many government systems still lack the capacity to reach everyone effectively.
By designing simple, smart tax solutions, you can help Ghana unlock more domestic revenue and ensure better services for its citizens.
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| Application Deadline | 12 Sep 2025 |
| Type | Entrepreneurs |
| Sponsor | World Bank |
| Gender | Men and Women |
World Bank Partnership: Get exposure to public sector clients having support from the World Bank
GovTech Capacity Building: Get executive level training in Switzerland on key public-private collaboration aspects
Public Sector Engagement: Design proof of concept for specific tax administration issues with Ghana Revenue Authority
Early-stage startups, scale-ups, and SMEs that:
Are legally incorporated
Have fewer than 75 employees
Have under $5M USD in annual revenue
Possess technical, operational, and business expertise relevant to the challenge
Have the capacity to actively participate in challenge activities
Check also:
Tony Elumelu Foundation African Entrepreneurship Programme 2026
For more details, visit World Bank webpage
