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Maturity Table 2014 Assessment Exercise - Maturity Table Maturity No. Entity Type Maturity Descrption Stage 1 37 Military Hospital Regional Hospitals 1 Non Conforming 2 Abetifi Presby. College of Education Colleges and Training Institutions 3 Maturing 3 Abura Dunkwa District Hospital District Hospitals 1 Non Conforming 4 Abura/ Asebu/ Kwamankese District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 5 Accra College Of Education Colleges and Training Institutions 4 Matured 6 Accra Metropolitan Assembly Metropolitan Assemblies 3 Maturing 7 Accra Polytechnic Tertiary Institutions 4 Matured 8 Achimota Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 9 Ada College of Education Colleges and Training Institutions 4 Matured 10 Ada East District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 11 Ada East District Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 12 Ada West District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 13 Adaklu District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 14 Adansi North District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 15 Adansi South District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 16 Adentan Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 17 Adidome Government Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 18 Afadzato South District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 19 Afigya Kwabre District Assembly District Office of Subvented Agencies/Govt Depts 4 Matured 20 Agogo Presby Womens College of Education Colleges and Training Institutions 3 Maturing 21 Agona East District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 22 Agona Swedru Government Hospital District Hospitals 1 Non Conforming 23 Agona West Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 2 Conforming 24 Agotime-Ziope District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 25 Ahafo-Ano North District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 1 Non Conforming 26 Ahafo-Ano South District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 27 Ahanta West District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 2 Conforming 28 Ajumako/Enjan/Essiam District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 2 Conforming 29 Ajumako-Enyan-Essiam District Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 30 Akatsi South District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 31 Akatsi College of Education Colleges and Training Institutions 4 Matured 32 Akatsi District Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 33 Akatsi North District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 34 Akim Oda Government Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 35 Akrokerri College of Education Colleges and Training Institutions 2 Conforming 36 Akuapim North Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 37 Akuapim South Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 5 Excellence 38 Akuse Government Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 39 Akyemansa District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 40 Amansie Central District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 41 Amansie West District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 42 Amenfi West District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 2 Conforming 43 Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 44 Aowin District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 45 Architectural And engineering Services Limited Head Office of Subvented Agencies/Govt Depts 1 Non Conforming 46 Asamankese Government Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 1 of 12 2014 Assessment Exercise - Maturity Table Maturity No. Entity Type Maturity Descrption Stage 47 Asante Akim Central Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 48 Asante Akim North Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 2 Conforming 49 Asante Akim South District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 50 Asesewa Government Hospital District Hospitals 4 Matured 51 Ashaiman Municpal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 52 Ashanti - Regional Co-ordinating Council Regional Co-ordinating Council 3 Maturing 53 Asikuma Odoben Brakwa District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 2 Conforming 54 Asokore Mampong Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 55 Assin North Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 56 Assin South District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 57 Asunafo North Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 58 Asunafo South District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 59 Asuogyaman District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 5 Excellence 60 Asutifi District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 61 Asutifi North District Assembly - Kenyasi Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 62 Atebubu College of Education Colleges and Training Institutions 3 Maturing 63 Atebubu District Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 64 Atebubu-Amantin District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 65 Atiwa District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 5 Excellence 66 Atua Government Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 67 Atwima Nwabiagya District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 68 Atwima Kwanwoma District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 69 Atwima Mponua District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 70 Atwima Mponua District Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 71 Awutu Senya District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 72 Awutu Senya East Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 73 Axim Hospital District Hospitals 1 Non Conforming 74 Ayensuano District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 75 Bagabaga College of Education Colleges and Training Institutions 3 Maturing 76 Banda District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 77 Bank of Ghana Bank of Ghana 5 Excellence 78 Bawku Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 79 BAWKU PRESBY HOSPITAL District Hospitals 1 Non Conforming 80 Bawku West District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 81 Bechem Government Hospital Regional Hospitals 3 Maturing 82 Begoro District Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 83 Bekwai District Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 84 Bekwai Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 85 Berekum College of Education Colleges and Training Institutions 3 Maturing 86 Berekum Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 87 Bia East District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 88 Bia West District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 2 Conforming 89 Biakoye District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 2 Conforming 90 Bibiani District Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 91 Bibiani/Anhwiaso/Bekwai District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 92 Bimbilla District Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 2 of 12 2014 Assessment Exercise - Maturity Table Maturity No. Entity Type Maturity Descrption Stage 93 Binduri District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 94 Birim Central Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 5 Excellence 95 Birim North District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 96 Birim South District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 97 Bodi District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 2 Conforming 98 Bole District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 99 Bole District Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 100 Bolgatanga Municipal Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 101 Bolgatanga Polytechnic Tertiary Institutions 3 Maturing 102 Bolgatanga Regional Hospital Regional Hospitals 3 Maturing 103 Bongo District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 104 Bongo District Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 105 Bosome-Freho District Assembly District Office of Subvented Agencies/Govt Depts 5 Excellence 106 Bosomtwi District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 107 Bosomtwi Government Hospital District Hospitals 1 Non Conforming 108 Brong Ahafo- Regional Co-ordinating Council Regional Co-ordinating Council 5 Excellence 109 Builsa North District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 110 Builsa North District Hospital District Hospitals 3 Maturing 111 Builsa South District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 112 Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Co. 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State Owned Enterprises 1 Non Conforming 113 Bunkpurugu-Yunyoo District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 114 Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) Head Office of Subvented Agencies/Govt Depts 1 Non Conforming 115 Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly Metropolitan Assemblies 4 Matured 116 Cape Coast Metropolitan Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 117 Cape Coast Polytechnic Tertiary Institutions 4 Matured 118 Central Gonja District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 119 Central Region Development Commission Head Office of Subvented Agencies/Govt Depts 1 Non Conforming 120 Central- Regional Co-ordinating Council Regional Co-ordinating Council 2 Conforming 121 Central Regional Hospital Regional Hospitals 4 Matured 122 Central Tongu District Assembly Municipal/District Assemblies 4 Matured 123 Centre for Scientific Research into Plant Medicine Head Office of Subvented Agencies/Govt Depts 3 Maturing 124 CHEREP0NI DISTRICT ASSEMBLY Municipal/District Assemblies 3 Maturing 125 Chereponi Government Hospital District Hospitals 2 Conforming 126 College of Health Sciences Tertiary Institutions 4 Matured 127 Commission on Human Rights and Adminstrative Justice Judicial Service - - 128 Controller And Accountant General's
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