Ghana Standards Authority

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In a bid to serve citizens all over the country, the GSA on Thursday, November 7, 2024, opened two new offices in Hohoe and Dambai in the Volta and Oti regions respectively. Hon. John Peter Amewu, the Minister for Railways Development and Mp for Hohoe who was present during the commissioning of the Hohoe office, lauded the GSA for the initiative and assured them of his support in ensuring that his constituents and other citizens benefit from Standardisation.

On March 13th 2024, the Ghana Standards Authority announced mandatory labeling for iron rods and steel bars to enhance safety and compliance. Labels included manufacturer details, dimensions, and steel grade. Failure of manufacturers to comply to this directive would result in strict enforcement and potential punitive measures. #IronRodRegulations #SafetyCompliance #ManufacturingStandards

Three Technical Advisory Committees (TACs) to advise the Governing Board of the GSA on standards development, conformity assessment and metrology, were inaugurated at a short ceremony held at Standards Heights in Accra, on Tuesday, October 15, 2024. The Chairman of the GSA Governing Board, Prof. Felix Charles Mills-Robertson, who swore in members of the TACs, urged them to work to uplift the image of the institution.

The GSA joined the global community to mark this year's World Standards Day (WSD) with a Flag Raising Ceremony held at its head office on Monday, October 14, 2024. The WSD is celebrated every year on October 14 to raise awareness about the importance of standards and their impact on various aspects of lives as well as honour the efforts of various experts involved in standards development globally. The Director-General, Professor Alex Dodoo, and other dignitaries called on stakeholders and partners to collaborate with the GSA to help provide solutions for the country's current environmental problems as well as bring about sustainable development. ISO - International Organization for Standardization UNIDO in Ghana and Liberia

Ms. Codie Aziz of Environment 360, gave a lecture on the topic: "RPET Standards Paving the Way for Sustainable Green Jobs and Investments in the Recycling Sector", on Day 3 of the World Standards Day (WSD) celebration. Some students were also given the unique opportunity to tour our accredited laboratories and other facilities. An exhibition and sale of certified products is still ongoing at our head office at Shiashie. Kindly join us as we climax this year's WSD celebration with a Flag Raising ceremony on Monday, October 14, 2024.

On Day 2 of the World Standards Day celebration, we give students from selected tertiary institutions the unique opportunity to tour our accredited laboratories and other facilities. An exhibition and sale of certified products is ongoing at our head office at Shiashie. Kindly join us as we celebrate "Standards for the Changing Climate" and also learn about the activities of the GSA during the WSD celebration from Wednesday, October 9 to Monday, October 14, 2024.

Join us as we kick-start this year's World Standards Day celebration from today, October 9, 2024 to Monday, October 14, 2024. Today's activity includes lectures on 'Hydrogen Generation and its Potential for Climate Change' by Prof. Acakpovi and 'Quality Standards & Water Quality' by Dr. Kwadwo Asante. There is also going to be an exhibition and sale of certified products ranging from hair, clothing and textiles, food, engineering products and many others. Kindly join us to celebrate "Standards for the Changing Climate".

Be part of World Standards Day at the Ghana Standards Authority! 🌍 On Day 1, we’ll explore Standards for the Changing Climate, featuring presentations on hydrogen generation and climate change mitigation by Prof. Ackapovi, and water quality standards by Dr. Kwadwo Ansong Asante. Join us for these important conversations that will shape a more sustainable future. Date: Wednesday, 9th October 2024, Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm & 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm, Venue: GSA Head Office, Shiashie. Free admission!

Three students from the New York University reading Food and Nutrition, on Tuesday, October 8, 2024, visited the GSA to familiarise themselves with the Authority’s activities and also learn how it collaborates with other stakeholders in the regulation of street foods in the country.