Cape Coast Teaching Hospital (CCTH) faces accommodation challenges for its staff and related personnel. There is limited on-site and nearby housing, which affects staff convenience, retention, and overall service delivery. The project seeks to provide adequate and well-planned residential housing and supporting commercial facilities to improve staff welfare and operational efficiency at the hospital.

The project involves the development of residential housing units and supporting infrastructure on land owned by Cape Coast Teaching Hospital. The proposed development includes: 224 one-bedroom apartments 96 two-bedroom apartments 32 three-bedroom apartments Commercial spaces and retail outlets Car parks and service areas Playgrounds Internal roads and drainage systems The facilities will be developed under a Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) arrangement and will revert to the hospital at the end of the concession period.

The private partner will be responsible for: Designing and constructing the housing units and commercial facilities Financing the project Operating and maintaining the residential and commercial areas during the concession period Managing tenant occupancy and facility maintenance At the end of the agreed concession period, the assets will be transferred to Cape Coast Teaching Hospital in good operating condition.

The PPP model was selected to: Mobilize private sector financing, reducing immediate pressure on government resources Leverage private sector expertise in design, construction, and property management Transfer construction and operational risks to the private partner Ensure efficient delivery and long-term maintenance of the facilities This approach allows the hospital to address its accommodation needs without upfront public funding

Key stakeholders include: Ministry of Health Cape Coast Teaching Hospital management Hospital staff and potential beneficiaries The Private Partner (VAK Consult Ltd) The PPP Office, Ministry of Finance Consultations have been held between the Ministry of Health, CCTH, and the PPP Office during the preparation and submission of the Initial Business Case. Further stakeholder engagement will be conducted during the feasibility stage to ensure all concerns are addressed before project approval.