The CLAP for Ghana Programme is the latest addition to our impactful Programmes. CLARiT realised that during this Pandemic people seemed to have more time on their hands, were more willing to try new things, learn new skills and be retooled. We found that if the country was to make progress – socioeconomically and with regards to the environment and the SDG’s among others, during and after COVID- 19 there was the need to make some changes in some of the attitudes and perceptions of her people. CLARiT identified some positive attitudes and perceptions that needed to be upheld and some negative ones that needed to be eschewed. 

The Aims of this Programme include to: Identify and promote attitudes that need to be upheld; Identify and condemn attitudes that need to be eschewed; Identify and promote perceptions that need to be upheld; Identify and condemn perceptions that need to be eschewed among others.