The Ghana Gold Board and the Ghana Geological Survey Authority have partnered for a major project. They will conduct geological surveys in important mining areas.
This agreement is worth GHC27.5 million. The survey will focus on areas including Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East. This marks the first step in a plan for responsible mining.
The project is expected to take four months to complete. Its main goal is to collect important information about the ground beneath these mining zones.
This data will help guide future mining operations. It aims to ensure they are carried out safely and with respect for the environment.
The Ghana Geological Survey Authority will lead the technical aspects of the investigation. They will use their expertise to map out the geological features.
This partnership shows a commitment to improving Ghana's mining sector. It supports sustainable practices for resource extraction.
The findings from the survey will be crucial for planning and decision-making by mining companies and regulatory bodies.
The initiative is supported by the Ghana Gold Board, which oversees the country's gold industry.