This report examines the roles and relationship that exist between key institutions and stakeholders in Ghana’s economic transformation process. It explores their institutional mandates, the correlation amongst them and their implications for sustainable national development. Further, it undertakes a stakeholder analysis of institutional actors and interest groups involved in Ghana’s economic transformation and industrialization. It maps their roles, interests and influence; assesses pathways for advocacy, and collaboration. Finally, it raises issues, draw conclusions and makes recommendations that can be explored further from a political economy perspective.