Open infrastructure · built in public
Useful digital foundations,
made for Ghana.
Digital Ghana is a growing family of open-source tools for geography, public services, interoperability, education, and trusted data. Each project is independent. Together, they make the next useful thing easier to build.
- 9
- public projects
- 8
- live today
- 100%
- open source
The infrastructure atlas
One clear home for every building block.
Status comes from the public portfolio registry. “Proposed” means exactly that—not quietly launched.
- Open project
GhanaGeo
4 surfaces liveSearch places, resolve boundaries, and build with Ghana's geographic reference layer.
- Open project
GhanaCalendar
2 surfaces liveBusiness days, holidays, and working-time rules for Ghana-aware software.
- Open project
GhanaCodes
2 surfaces liveShared identifier namespaces and crosswalks that help systems speak the same language.
- Open project
GhanaGov Registry
2 surfaces liveA dependable directory of public institutions and the services they are responsible for.
- Open project
GhanaValidate
1 surface liveReusable validation and normalization for Ghana-specific data such as phone numbers and identifiers.
- Open project
GhanaSchools
2 surfaces liveA canonical registry of education institutions with transparent source provenance.
- Open project
GhanaDataset Registry
2 surfaces liveA searchable catalogue of public datasets, their owners, licences, and access paths.
- Open project
GhanaEssential
2 surfaces liveVerified discovery for emergency and essential services, designed around operational safety.
- developers.digitalghana.dev
GhanaData
ProposedA future unified developer gateway, deliberately deferred until the underlying products are stable.
How it works
Small systems.
Shared standards.
- Independent by design.Every product owns its releases, data, and reliability boundary.
- Connected through contracts.Products integrate through stable APIs and datasets—not hidden database access.
- Honest about readiness.Public status is evidence-backed, so a hostname never passes for a finished service.
- Open for contribution.Code, decisions, and operating standards live in public repositories.