Defending the Constitution


Advancing constitutional democracy, rule of law, institutional accountability, and citizen participation in Ghana’s democratic development.

IEA works to strengthen Ghana’s constitutional democracy by generating evidence, convening dialogue, and promoting reforms that improve accountability, representation, rule of law, and institutional performance.

Through research, public education, policy convenings, and constitutional reform advocacy, the Institute helps citizens and decision-makers engage with the constitutional questions that shape Ghana’s democracy.

Key Questions IEA Addresses

  • How can Ghana strengthen constitutionalism and respect for the rule of law?
  • Which constitutional reforms are needed to improve accountability and institutional balance?
  • How can citizens participate more meaningfully in constitutional reform debates?
  • How can electoral systems and representation be improved?
  • How can public institutions operate more independently and effectively?

Publications

  • 2026 Update: Who in Africa is Ready for Nuclear Power?

  • Beyond the Summit: Building the Institutions for Africa’s Nuclear Future

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