The Bono Regional Coordinating Council (BRCC) is headquartered in **Sunyani**, the regional capital of the Bono Region — its offices sit in the heart of the city, close to the Sunyani Municipal Assembly and the regional administration cluster. The RCC is the coordinating body for the region's twelve districts and municipalities, headed by the **Bono Regional Minister** (appointed by the President) and supported by a Regional Coordinating Director as the chief civil servant. Its core work is oversight: harmonising development plans across the districts, monitoring central government projects, coordinating security through the Regional Security Council (REGSEC), and liaising between the districts and Accra. The Bono Region itself was carved out of the old Brong-Ahafo Region in **February 2019**, when the government split the former region into Bono, Bono East (Techiman) and Ahafo (Goaso). Sunyani, long the administrative capital of Brong-Ahafo, naturally became the seat of the new Bono Region. Its districts include Sunyani Municipal, Sunyani West, Berekum East and West, Dormaa East, Dormaa Central, Dormaa West, Jaman North, Jaman South, Tain, Banda and Wenchi. For anything you need from the Council — permits, regional development documents, protocol, or a direct contact — the practical route is to call or visit the office in Sunyani, or reach the Regional Minister's secretariat through the Presidency. If you want, I can pull the current Regional Minister's name and the exact office address and phone line — just say the word and I'll search deeper, since that's the kind of detail that changes with reshuffles. As the Akan put it, *"Ti koro nkɔ agyina"* — one head does not hold council. The RCC exists precisely because the region's twelve districts must plan together, not alone.