Development Bank Ghana

Development Bank Ghana invites qualified and experienced vendors to submit competitive proposals for the provision of key institutional services. All tenderers are required to comply with the submission guidelines. Tenderers are encouraged to click the link below. for detailed information. Deadline for submission is June 12, 2026 at 4:00 pm.
https://www.dbg.com.gh/wp-content/uploads/filr/4671/ADVERT%20-%20PROVISION%20OF%20CATERING%20SERVICES.pdf

Development Bank Ghana invites qualified and experienced vendors to submit competitive proposals for the provision of key institutional services. All tenderers are required to comply with the submission guidelines. Tenderers are encouraged to click the link below. for detailed information. Deadline for submission is June 12, 2026 at 4:00 pm.https://www.dbg.com.gh/wp-content/uploads/filr/4671/ADVERT%20-%20PROVISION%20OF%20CATERING%20SERVICES.pdf

Only half a decade and our impact quietly yet resiliently resonates through the pathways of economic development and empowerment across Ghana.

Millions of girls and women globally are deprived of access to proper menstrual hygiene.

This Menstrual Hygiene Day, we stand together to create a world where no girl is held back because of her period. Join us as we promote menstrual health awareness, sensitisation, and access to sanitary hygiene support in our communities.

Let’s come “Together for a .”

Eid Mubarak.

This season reminds us that true progress is built on sacrifice, discipline, and a shared vision for the greater good.
May this Eid inspire us to deepen our impact, strengthen partnerships, and continue driving sustainable growth across Ghana and beyond.

This , Development Bank Ghana, in collaboration with CorpsAfrica , Speciallady Awareness and , is taking action to promote menstrual health, break stigma and support girls and women with access to sanitary products and education.

Together for a

As we commemorate African Union Day, Development Bank Ghana celebrates the vision of a united, resilient, and economically empowered Africa.

Through strategic financing and support for high-impact sectors, DBG remains committed to driving sustainable growth, empowering businesses, and contributing to the transformation of Ghana and the continent at large.

Happy AU Day!!!

Development Bank Ghana recently hosted a delegation from The Gambia during their visit to Ghana as part of a regional development finance study tour focused on institutional growth and capacity building.
Over the course of the week, both teams engaged in insightful discussions, knowledge-sharing sessions, and interactive engagements covering development finance, governance frameworks, SME support, risk management, and strategies for driving sustainable economic impact across our respective countries.
The visit highlighted the importance of regional collaboration and strengthened partnerships in advancing Africa’s collective growth, resilience, and economic transformation.

In a strategic collaboration to strengthen the Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) in Ghana, Development Bank Ghana (DBG) has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ghana Enterprises Agency (GEA).
The brief ceremony was also used to launch the DBG-GEA MSME Business Clinic, a structured, results-oriented programme, which will among other things contribute to improving MSME access to finance, enterprise performance, and more importantly, job creation and business sustainability.