By Godwill Arthur-Mensah
Accra, Nov. 06, GNA – The Licensed Surveyors Association of Ghana (LISAG) has donated a range of information technology equipment to the Lands Commission to support its digitisation agenda and improve records management across selected regional offices.
The donation, aimed at strengthening collaboration between the Association and the Commission, comprised three Intel Core i5-13420H computers, three APC Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) units, three barcode readers, three thermal printers and three LaserJet printers.
The equipment is expected to facilitate the digitisation of land records, enhance records management, and improve operational efficiency at the Commission’s offices in Wa, Cape Coast and Sunyani.
Receiving the items on behalf of the Commission, Mr Emmanuel Adansi-Bonnah, Acting Deputy Executive Secretary in charge of Corporate Services, expressed appreciation to LISAG for the gesture, describing it as a significant contribution to the Commission’s ongoing efforts to modernise its operations through technology.
He called on the Association to sustain its support for the Commission and urged other institutions and stakeholders to emulate the gesture by contributing to initiatives aimed at strengthening land administration and improving service delivery across the country.
Presenting the items on behalf of LISAG, Mr Samuel Larbi Darko, President of the Association, together with members of the Association’s executive body, reaffirmed the Association’s commitment to supporting the work of the Commission.
Speaking at the presentation ceremony, Professor Prosper Larry, Secretary of LISAG, said the donation was inspired by the cordial working relationship between the Association and the Commission.
He noted that LISAG regarded the Lands Commission as a key partner in the country’s land administration system and remained committed to supporting efforts to improve service delivery through the provision of relevant resources and technical assistance.
The items were formally received by Professor Anthony Owusu-Ansah, Executive Secretary of the Lands Commission.
GNA
Edited by Lydia Kukua Asamoah
Reporter: Godwill Arthur-Mensah
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