Ing. Eric Samuel Adu-Dankwa is a seasoned and results-driven irrigation engineer with over 24 years of progressive experience in the planning, design, implementation, and management of irrigation and integrated water resources projects across Ghana. He holds an MSc in Water Resources Engineering and Management (2010) and a BSc in Geodetic Engineering (2000) from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, as well as a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics and Physics (1996) from the University of Ghana. His interdisciplinary academic background underpins a deep technical proficiency and analytical capability that have been instrumental in delivering sustainable irrigation solutions for enhanced agricultural productivity and food security.
Throughout his career, he has demonstrated exceptional leadership in project execution, stakeholder engagement, and capacity building within the irrigation sector. He has led and contributed to numerous national irrigation development initiatives, incorporating modern geospatial technologies, hydrological assessments, and climate-resilient practices to optimize water use efficiency and land productivity. His extensive field experience and policy insight have positioned him as a key contributor to the strategic growth of Ghana’s irrigation infrastructure, aligning engineering practice with national development goals.
He is a Professional Member of the Ghana Institution of Engineering.
Prior to his appointment to his current position, Ing. Eric Samuel Adu-Dankwa served as the Chief Manager (Director) of the Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation and Coordination Department of the Authority.