What is OGB?
Oman Ghana Baako is a non-government policy organization; it is not a political party. Oman Ghana Baako develops policies to realize its vision & work with national & regional governments to implement them.
What kind of donations does OGB accept?
OGB accept the following kinds of donations from individuals, corporate organizations, international institutions & aid agencies and governments:
- Charitable Bequests.
- Gifts of Life Insurance.
- Gifts of Listed Securities (eligible shares and other securities)
- Charitable Annuities.
- Charitable Remainder Trusts.
- Endowment Funds.
- Individual donations
- Corporate donations
What is the One (1) currency project about?
The idea was born out of the philosophy of ‘unity is strength’. Every Ghanaian of working age across the globe will be solicited to contribute a minimum of 1 currency of their country of residence. This together will be channeled towards one account where projects will be planned for the country.
How are donations distributed and used?
OGB ensures that when you donate, you want to know exactly where your money is going, and we pledge to be very clear and transparent with regards to spending from your donations. For every 1 currency you donate OGB will ensure at least 80% goes into proposed projects, 10% to support and running cost and 10% goes to soliciting further funds for the next project.
What is the organizational structure of OGB?
Oman Ghana Baako operates on a geographical/hierarchical structure with intended branches in Africa, Europe, North America, South America, Australia and Asia. OGB is governed by a board of trustees and an executive leadership team, who ensure that as an organization we are effective in working towards achieving our vision and mission, using our resources to maximum effect and upholding our core objectives.
How does OGB operate?
Oman Ghana Baako is a global organizational working with a firm belief in unity of purpose. OGB is determined to mobilize people with the intention of identifying resources, confronting corruption, implementing a program of lifetime basic & aspirational entitlements, & providing inspiration to all residents in Ghana. The organization operates on a geographical structure and governed by a board of trustees and an executive leadership team through a constitution.
Does OGB work with the government of Ghana?
Oman Ghana Baako is a non-government policy organization; it is not a political party. Oman Ghana Baako develops policies to realize its vision & work with national & regional governments to implement them.
What is OGB’s long term goal?
Oman Ghana Baako’s long term goals are:
- to minimize corruption at all levels of public life;
- to implement its lifetime program of basic & aspirational social entitlements for all residents;
- to diminish economic disparity among Ghanaians;
- to inspire young Ghanaians to fulfil their aspirations within Ghana.
How can one become a member?
Full membership of and Volunteering for Oman Ghana Baako is opened to any person above the age of 18 years. Persons who express profound interest in OGB works can sign up with the organization as a volunteer or full member in our sign-up page https://omanghanabaako1.org/membership-sign-up/
How can I be certain that my donation is being used for what its intended for?
To start with, check that OGB is actually a registered company/charity. You can also see how much income OGB received, where from, how much we spent on charitable and developmental activities, among other information from our website www.omanghanabaako1.org. Full details of projects undertaken by OGB can also be viewed here https://omanghanabaako1.org/projects/
Who manages the donations?
Donations raised by OGB are managed by our internal financial management team and audited by Kaxton Advisory Ltd, an independent accounting firm working with the organization. You’ll be able to track these in our yearly published financial statement through our website https://omanghanabaako1.org/Audit-Report/
Is there accountability on how the donation is being used?
You can check how much income OGB received, where from, how much we spent on charitable and developmental activities, among other information from our website https://omanghanabaako1.org/Audit-Report/.
Can I trust OGB to be transparent and provide us with accurate information?
OGB operates on a strict financial management policy which believes that effective risk management and the development of a culture of accountability and transparency are critical and form part of a robust and comprehensive accountability framework that contributes to sound management practices. Donations are allocated on a ‘bang for buck’ basis; donors are assured that funds cannot be diverted at any stage by individual or systemic corruption. This we have done by having meticulous accounting & rigorous, credible independent auditing by our external agencies.
Who are the current leaders of OGB?
Oman Ghana Baako operates on a geographical structure, governed by a board of trustees, Chairman, Vice President and an Executive Committee, who ensure that as an organization we are effective in working towards achieving our vision and mission, using our resources to maximum effect and upholding our core objectives. See https://omanghanabaako1.org/about-us/ for our organisational structure and Leadership team.
When was Oman Ghana Baako formed?
The organization is a registered company with Companies House and with the Charities Commission UK, as an Incorporated Charitable Organization. It was formed in the United Kingdom in 2018 and registered in Ghana, February 2019.
What are some of the projects OGB is working on currently?
Full details of projects undertaken by OGB can also be viewed here https://omanghanabaako1.org/projects/
Can I work for OGB?
OGB operates through a team of volunteers and paid personnel. All vacancies are advertised on our website. Please browse our job advertisement section to see the latest job opportunities. If you're interested in a career with us or volunteer, please register with us through our vacancy or sign up page.
How is OGB going to deal with corruption differently than other organizations?
Oman Ghana Baako intends to work with government to develop & implement civic education throughout Ghanaian society. We will produce modules for inclusion in school curricula; others for delivery in workplace training; others for delivery via print, radio & television; on-line versions accessible to all at any time; our speakers will be available for interview & public speaking.
What is the role of the Ghana diaspora in getting your aims achieved?
Oman Ghana Baako hopes to secure the intellectual, moral & financial support of its diaspora for our program, Ghana Can Be Better & to encourage those who are able, to return to Ghana before retirement from public or commercial life, bringing & sharing their experience & knowledge.
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