The Upper West Regional Coordinating Council (UWRCC) is headquartered in **Wa**, the regional capital, and serves as the administrative hub for Ghana's Upper West Region — one of the 16 regions created from the old Upper Region in 1983. The RCC is the central government's representative body in the region, headed by a **Regional Minister** who is appointed by the President. It coordinates the activities of the various Municipal and District Assemblies across the region, supervises decentralised departments, and oversees development planning, security, and the implementation of national policy at the regional level. The Upper West Region comprises **11 administrative districts**: Wa Municipal, Wa East, Wa West, Nadowli-Kaleo, Jirapa, Lawra, Nandom, Lambussie-Karni, Sissala East, Sissala West, and Daffiama-Bussie-Issa. The RCC in Wa is the umbrella body linking all of these to the national government in Accra. For the exact street address, current Regional Minister, and direct phone lines, the most reliable route is the official RCC secretariat in Wa or the Regional Coordinating Council listing on GhanaMann's directory — where you can also find contact details for the individual district assemblies. If you're planning a visit or need to submit documents, it's worth calling ahead, as RCC office hours follow the standard public service schedule (Monday–Friday, roughly 8:00am–5:00pm). If you tell me what you actually need from the UWRCC — a specific department, a permit, a contact person — I can point you more precisely.