Ghana · Creative industry
What Ghana’s Film Authority plans to deliver through 2028
Ghana’s 2026 budget estimates project 700 audiovisual classifications, 200 broadcaster engagements and 30 project matches with investors or distributors for 2026. The plan provides separate measures for work on pitching, profiles and classification.
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2026 projection
Shared scale · 0 recorded activities to 800 recorded activities
2027 projection
Shared scale · 0 recorded activities to 800 recorded activities
2028 projection
Shared scale · 0 recorded activities to 800 recorded activities
Switch projected year to compare five output targets. Each bar counts the activity named beside it.
The classification line has the largest numeric target
The budget table puts the 2025 budget-year figure at 500 audiovisual works and projects 700 for 2026, 750 for 2027 and 800 for 2028. The table describes planned output in those columns. A completed-work report would show how many classifications took place. Source 1
Pitch training and project matches are separate outputs
The 2026 plan projects training 50 participants and matching 30 shortlisted projects with investors or distributors. Training counts participants. Matching counts projects. Financing secured and distribution contracts executed require separate outcome records. Source 1
Broadcaster outreach has its own indicator
The authority projects 200 broadcaster engagements in 2026 and 300 in 2028. The budget describes one-on-one engagement on classification criteria. A count of contacts measures the reach of the activity, while follow-up data would show whether broadcasters implemented changes. Source 1
The budget sets out a wider production and investment objective
The programme description calls for attracting foreign shoots and raising the standard and value of local productions. Its marketplace and pitching activities are intended to support collaboration. Expenditure, jobs and project delivery would be measured in records beyond this output table. Source 1