Resultados de búsqueda - "Ghana"

Network analysis procedure, network analysis case study: Multistakeholder water governance in Ghana por Schiffer, E.

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Participation by men and women in off-farm activities: An empirical analysis in rural northern Ghana por McCarthy, N., Sun, Y.

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The impact of women's employment status on household food security at different income levels in Ghana por Haddad, Lawrence James

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The agricultural technology-market linkage under Liberalisation in Ghana: Evidence from micro data por Yilma, T., Berg, E., Berger, T.

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Community needs assessment and local water governance appraisal in the Upper East Region Ghana por Gyasi, Osman, Schiffer, Eva, McCarthy, Nancy

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Participant observation of food hygiene and food safety practices in catering enterprises in Kumasi Ghana por Poluektovas, V.

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Farmers and consumers perceptions and preferences for Yellow Flesh Cassava (YFC) in the central region of Ghana por Adu, Emmanuel Ogyiri, Amenorpe, Godwin, Taah, Kingsley Joseph, Asare, Paul Agu, Parkes, Elizabeth, Labuschagne, Maryke, Kulakow, Peter

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The constraints to good child care practices in an urban environment: findings from Accra, Ghana por Ruel, Marie T., Armar-Klemesu, Margaret, Maxwell, Daniel G., Levin, Carol E., Morris, Saul Sutkover

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Women's empowerment in Ghana's agriculture sector: Insights from the Women's Empowerment in Agriculture Index por Abdu, Aishat, Malapit, Hazel J., Go, Ara

“…Key messages • Gender disparities in agriculture persist in Ghana, particularly in land ownership, credit access, and decision-making power, limiting women’s productivity and contribution to food security…”
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Co-design Workshop on Inclusive Business Models for Aquaculture in Small Reservoirs in Northern Ghana por Appiah, Sarah, Zane, Giulia, Gbodji, Kekeli Kofi

“…On 10 June 2025, the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) organized a Co-Design Workshop in Tamale, Ghana. The workshop, held under the CGIAR Sustainable Animal and Aquatic Foods (SAAF) Science Program, aimed to co-develop inclusive business models for aquaculture in small reservoirs in northern Ghana. …”
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From access to use: partnerships are leading the uptake of Climate smart bundles solutions Ghana por Mahama, Obed Kwaku, Obeng Adomaa, Faustina, Dalaa, Mustapha Alasan, Tepa-Yotto, Ghislain, Kenfack Essougong, Urcil Papito

“…This report highlights the number of farmers using bundled CIS-CSA solutions co-developed and scaled by accelerator partners, the implementation of scaling activities, and the outcomes achieved in Ghana. It used a scaling that brought multiple SMEs together to form four accelerator consortia. …”
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Co-identifying collective investment models for solar-based irrigation bundles in Northern Ghana por Ofosu, Abena, Minh, Thai Thi, Dickson, Desire Naab, Okem, A. E., Barry, I., Schmitter, Petra

“…Collective action among smallholder farmers enhances resource mobilization and addresses challenges beyond individual capacity. In Northern Ghana, farmers collaborate in formal and informal groups to strengthen their farming activities. …”
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Co-development of scaling pathways and roadmap for the Hinga Smart Platform (formerly DACA) in Ghana por Mvuyibwami, Patrick, Kagabo, Desire M, Yeboah, Stephen, Mutoni, Carolle, Adu, Gloria Boakyewaa, Attamah, Patrick, Dalaa, Mustapha, Byandaga, Livingstone, Rutwaza, Mediatrice, Mudasumbwa, Angelique, Ouedraogo, Mathieu

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Ghana gender strategy: Building equitable climate-resilient African bean and insect sectors por Acheampong, Patricia, Yeboah, Stephen, Fening Kennedy, Okwae, Asibuo, James, Lutomia, Cosmas, Ouya, Frederick, Ketema, Dessalegn, Nchanji, Eileen

“…These groups face restricted access to financial resources, limited market linkages, and inadequate technical support, preventing them from adopting innovative and sustainable farming practices in key agricultural sectors such as beans, fruit trees, and insect farming. Ghana’s Food and Agriculture Sector Development Policy 2008 stated that gender inequality in the agricultural sector undermined the achievement of sustainable agriculture development because programmes and projects are not systematically formulated around the different needs of women and men. …”
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Tracking finance for locally led climate action in Ghana: Existing initiative, challenges and recommendations por Callaghan, Charles, Binge, Brenda, Chilambe, Pedro, Lauriciano, Rabeca

“…This report reviews existing initiatives, gaps, and recommendations for improving the tracking of finance that supports locally led climate action in Ghana. It highlights the importance of assessing not only the quantity of climate finance reaching local levels but also the quality of that finance—using emerging metrics such as subsidiarity (where decision-making authority sits), flexibility (ability to adjust funding to local priorities and changing conditions), patience (longer-term commitments that enable institutional learning and adaptation), and predictability (reliable funding that supports planning and continuity).…”
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Village Baseline Study: Site Analysis Report for Lawra – Jirapa, Ghana (GH0108) por Onyango, Leah, Iddrisu Y, Mango, Joash, Kurui, Zena, Wamubeyi, B., Bawayelaaza Nyuor A, Naab, Jesse B.

“…The village baseline study of Doggoh village in the CCAFS benchmark site Jirapa-Lawra in Ghana took place from 26th to 28st July 2011. Focus group discussions were conducted separately for men and women. …”
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Adoption of climate change mitigation practices by risk-averse farmers in the Ashanti Region, Ghana por Pinto, Alex de, Robertson, Richard D., Obiri BD

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Empowering farming communities in Northern Ghana with strategic innovations and productive resources in dryland farming por Asante, Stephen K.

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Processing of fecal sludge to fertilizer pellets using a low-cost technology in Ghana por Nikiema, Josiane, Cofie, Olufunke O., Impraim, Robert, Adamtey, Noah

“…The study took place during the period 2011-2012 in Ghana. The fecal sludge, rich in nutrients and organic matter, was dried and used to produce five different fertilizers (i.e., four formulations of compost and one with gamma irradiated material). …”
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Modelling potential areas of groundwater development for agriculture in northern Ghana using GIS/RS por Forkuor, Gerald, Pavelic, Paul, Asare, E., Obuobie, Emmanuel

“…Groundwater development potential in northern Ghana (108 671 km2) has been assessed by combining spatial layers for five critical factors?…”
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