The Kofi A. Tawiah Good Citizenship Challenge 2026 is now open to Basic and Senior High Schools in Ghana, offering GHS15,000 and national recognition for impactful student-led projects.
The has officially opened applications for the Kofi A. Tawiah Good Citizenship Challenge 2026, inviting schools across to participate in a national initiative that promotes character development, leadership, and community impact.
The competition offers a top prize of GHS15,000, alongside national exposure and the opportunity for participating schools to have their projects featured online.
A Platform for Student Leadership and Social Impact
Organisers describe the challenge as more than a contest. It is a platform designed to encourage students to take initiative, identify problems within their communities, and develop practical solutions.
Participating schools will be expected to design and implement new, original projects that demonstrate strong values of citizenship, service, and responsibility.
Eligibility Criteria for Schools
The competition is open to:
- Basic Schools and Senior High Schools across Ghana
- Student teams of at least five members, supervised by a staff member
- Submission of a 1,500 to 2,500-word project report
Organisers have emphasised that only new projects initiated specifically for the competition will be accepted. Previously completed projects will not qualify.
National Recognition and Rewards
Beyond the financial reward, selected schools will gain:
- National representation opportunities
- Online visibility for their projects
- Recognition for innovation and community impact
The initiative aligns with broader efforts to strengthen character education and civic responsibility among young people.
How to Apply
Interested schools are required to register online to express interest in the competition.
For further enquiries, organisers have provided a contact line: 0505 910 960.
Additional information about the programme and related initiatives can be accessed through the official platform of the .
Encouraging a Culture of Responsibility
The Good Citizenship Challenge continues to position students not only as learners but also as active contributors to national development.
Education stakeholders have welcomed the initiative, noting its potential to nurture a generation of socially responsible and innovative young leaders.
To learn more about the Kofi A. Tawiah Foundation and its impactful initiatives, kindly check our website: www.ktawiahfoundation.org
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