"Welcome to the National Premix Fuel Secretariat (NPFS), the institution mandated to oversee the equitable distribution and efficient management of premix fuel in Ghana.
As the backbone of Ghana's artisanal fishing industry, premix fuel plays a crucial role in sustaining the livelihoods of thousands of fishers across the country.
At NPFS, we are committed to transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the allocation of premix fuel to coastal and inland fishing communities. Through innovative solutions such as the Automated Premix Fuel Dispensing and Monitoring System, we continue to enhance efficiency and curb fuel diversion."
— Ebow Mensah, Administrator, National Premix Fuel Secretariat
Beyond fuel distribution, we work closely with Landing Beach Committees (LBCs) and key stakeholders to reinvest 53% of premix fuel sales margins into community development projects—including schools, healthcare facilities, and market centers.
Discover how NPFS supports Ghana's fishing communities through our comprehensive services.
Efficient and transparent distribution of premix fuel to fishing communities across Ghana
Advanced digital solutions for monitoring and managing premix fuel distribution operations
Comprehensive monitoring and evaluation framework to ensure effective program implementation
Driving transformation through innovation, transparency, and community-focused initiatives.
Advanced automated fuel distribution system ensuring transparency, real-time monitoring, and efficient delivery to fishing communities.
53% of sales margins reinvested into transformative community development projects across Ghana's coastal regions.
Comprehensive safety training programs and capacity building initiatives for fishing communities and stakeholders.
Stay informed about our latest initiatives, programs, and impact in Ghana's fishing communities.
The Sekondi Landing Beach Committee has raised GH¢126,000 towards community development within ten months, according to figures presented during the Premix Accountability Series in the Western Region.
The National Premix Fuel Secretariat has announced plans to scale up the Premix Accountability Series nationwide in early 2026, following what officials describe as a successful pilot in three Western Region communities.
For the first time in years, landing beach committees are standing before their own communities to explain how premix fuel proceeds have been managed, a development officials and fisherfolk alike are crediting to the accountability tone set under the leadership of President John Dramani Mahama.
The principles that guide our mission to serve Ghana's fishing communities
Open and accountable processes in all our operations
Ethical standards in all transactions and interactions
Fair allocation of resources across all communities
Timely and seamless delivery of services
Reinvesting fuel margins into local projects
Leveraging technology for better oversight
NPFS operates under the National Premix Fuel Committee Regulations, 2016 (L.I. 2233), ensuring full legal compliance and regulatory oversight in all our operations.
Report fuel hoarding, price manipulation, or misuse of community funds. All submissions are confidential and acted upon promptly.
Submit a ComplaintZero tolerance for corruption, strict OMC licensing, community monitoring teams, and whistleblower protection.
Fuel diversion, selling above approved prices, or hoarding:
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Strengthening accountability at landing beaches across Ghana through transparent monitoring and community engagement.