Ghana's comprehensive social protection database collecting, processing, and sharing critical household data.
The GNHR Registry is a single, credible national database that captures household-level data across Ghana. It serves as the primary platform for identifying and targeting beneficiaries of social protection programmes such as LEAP, school feeding, and national health insurance.
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Registry Operations
Trained enumerators collect household data using electronic tablets with both offline and online capability, ensuring data capture even in remote areas with limited connectivity.
Data Integrity
A rigorous four-tier verification process ensures the accuracy and reliability of all data in the registry.
On-the-ground checks during data collection to verify responses.
Team supervisors review and validate collected data sets.
Community members verify the accuracy of captured data publicly.
Automated and manual audits at the central level for final validation.
Interoperability
GNHR data is shared securely with authorized government agencies and development partners to support social protection programme targeting, policy analysis, and planning.
All data sharing follows strict protocols to ensure data privacy, security, and compliance with Ghana's data protection regulations.
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15 programmes · 8 organisations · 2019–2026
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Helpline of Hope
Ghana National Household Registry (GNHR) Toll Free
Impact
Supporting Social Protection Programmes
LEAP Programme
Cash transfers to extremely poor and vulnerable households across Ghana.
School Feeding
Targeting households for national school feeding and education support programmes.
Health Insurance
Supporting NHIS enrollment for vulnerable households identified through the registry.