The IMANI Centre for Policy and Education is hosting an event to assess the New Patriotic Party's manifesto as outlined in 2016.
The think tank is set to juxtapose the promises made in the run-up to the last elections as against their realisation at a time when the country gears up for another general election in December.
The programme is underway at the Coconut Grove Regency Hotel in Accra.
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