Ho Municipal Assembly

Who Are We?

Ho Municipal Assembly is one of the 25 administrative Districts in the Volta Region of Ghana and is made up of total land size of 2,361 km2 and a total estimated population of 213,960 in 2017, 105,195 being males and 108,765 are females.

It has Ho as its capital which also doubles as the capital of the Volta region but it is made up of several towns and villages. The majority of 134,795 people live in urban areas while 79,165 people live in rural areas. Ho Municipality has about 49,826 households with an average size of about 4 persons per household.

Our Mission

The Ho Municipal Assembly exists as an integrated development-focused Institution to facilitate the effective mobilization and utilization of human and material resources for the provision of reliable Socio-Economic Infrastructure and Services to improve the quality of life of its people.
We thrive on good governance and Public-Private Partnership as the bedrock of our development.
We are committed to peaceful co-existence, sustenance of our traditional institutions, and enabling environment for socio-economic activities to flourish.

Our Vision

Investment destination of choice in a sound progressive environment.

Our Services

We Offer

Gallery

Recent Photos

Stakeholder Meetingon the Oxygen City Project

MCE Visits St. Cecilia RC Basic School

Community Engagement At Shia

My First Day At School Celebration At Shia Basic School. (2023)

Farmers Day Celebration At Takla (2022)

Compost (Manure) Derived From Human Faecal Matter & Urine By ENV. Health Department

The Municipality

Population

The Ho municipality has a projected population of about 213,960.
Our People

Our Municipality comprises residents from all the regions of the country
Facilities

Our Municipality boasts several facilities like quality roads, schools, hospitals and other vital infrastructure necessary for improving the quality of life of residents
Our Culture

Our municipality can boast of a rich cultural heritage through the celebration of the Asogli Yam Festival, which is celebrated around September of every year.