The Ghana Gold Board and the Ghana Geological Survey Authority have signed an agreement. This partnership will see a geological survey conducted in important mining areas.
The survey will take place in Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East. These areas are known for their mining potential.
This project is the first phase of a plan. The goal is to help make mining in Ghana more responsible.
The total cost for this survey is 27.5 million cedis. This amount will fund the investigations.
The survey is expected to last for four months. It will gather important data about the land.
Ghana Geological Survey Authority officials stated the survey will generate useful information. This information is vital for understanding geological resources.
The Ghana Gold Board explained that this initiative supports sustainable mining. It aims to identify suitable areas for properly managed operations.
The project is expected to conclude soon. Further plans will build on the findings from this initial phase.