• Assessment of Risk from Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Filling Stations in the Accra Metropolis and Its Implications for Land Use Planning 

  Mensah, Emmanuel Abeashi (University of Cape Coast, 2021-09)

  Densely populated areas in Ghana, including the Accra Metropolis have over a 14-year period (2007-2020) experienced at least 9 fire disaster events involving Liquefied Petroleum Gas stations. These accidents resulted in ...
• Beach erosion: a study of cross-shore particle size chaaracteristics and profile evolution along the Ghanaian coastline 

  Anim, Mabel (University of Cape Coast, 2019-04)

  The coastline characterized by the geologic nature of the land and the dynamic power of the sea, is constantly changing as a result of many factors both natural and manmade. The phenomenon is highly influenced by winds ...
• Road safety education in the Ashanti and greater Accra regions, Ghana: drivers' perspectives 

  Akyea-Darkwah, Godfred (University of Cape Coast, 2017-08)

  The study assessed road safety education in the Greater Accra and Ashanti Regions in Ghana from the drivers' perspective. Defensive driving course model, Bergs Theory and Bloom's Taxonomy Domain for a choice guided the ...
• Institutional Dynamics for Managing the Lower Ankobra River Basin in the Western Region of Ghana 

  Okoree, Mireku Dickson (University of Cape Coast, 2018-03)

  Dynamic management systems for equitable distribution of drainage basin resources for local communities have become necessary because of the failure of early discriminatory institutional approaches that were used ...
• Changing Dynamics of Coastal Lagoons: A Case Study of the Fosu and the Essei Lagoons in Ghana 

  Adu-Boahen, Kofi (University of Cape Coast, 2016-10)

  Coastal lagoons globally suffer from persistent environmental degradation due to myriad anthropogenic and natural factors. Hence management of lagoons is most effective when it is based on a sound scientific understanding ...
• Landscape Change and Sustainability of Indigenous Culture oF the Ga/Dangme in Greater Accra Region, Ghana 

  Osman, Adams (University of Cape Coast, 2020-02)

  Landscape is polysemous (including land cover and culture); but, it is often conceived as a unitary concept with less focus on culture. Such biased concept of landscape affects its comprehensive study; hence, affecting ...
• Road Transport Governance, Travel Planning and Mobility in Greater Accra Metropolitan Area of Ghana 

  Debrah, Collins Asamoah (University of Cape Coast, 2019-12)

  The use of car is both necessary but devastating. The search for solutions has been skewed in favour of motorization. This study explored governance as a tool to balance the trade-offs between indispensable motorization ...
• Coastal erosion dynamics and landmass change along Cape Coast - Sekondi coastline in Ghana 

  Yaw Dadson, Ishmael (University of Cape Coast, 2015-07)

  The purpose of the study was to investigate the extent to which coastal erosion, accretion and other processes, including human activities, have influenced changes in the coastline between Cape Coast and Sekondi in Ghana. ...
• Spatio-temporal assessment of customer care practices among public university hospitals in Ghana 

  Abnory, Maclean Moses (University of Cape coast, 2020-09)

  This study sought to assess the existing customer care practices in two selected public university hospitals in Ghana. Specifically, it explored the customer care experiences of patients, assessed the satisfaction of ...
• Utilization of microfinance loan among clients of the Upper Menya Krobo Rural bank of the Eastern region of Ghana. 

  Tetteh, Emmanuel Kojo (University of Cape Coast, 2017-10)

  Micro and small enterprises constitute an important feature of the economy of many countries. The microfinance concept, which emerged in the late 1970s, aimed at providing financial services to poor entrepreneurs in order ...
• Governance of forest plantation development in selected forest districts in the ecological transition zone of Ghana. 

  Adu Mintah, Joseph (University of Cape Coast, 2015-12)

  In the world today, anticipated ecological and economic gains of natural resources have become uncertain mainly due to the complexity and weaknesses of governance. The forest sector in Ghana has, over the years, focused ...
• Adaptation strategies to motherhood challenges: a study of teenage mothers in the Adaklu district of Ghana 

  Anima, Prisca Ama (University of Cape Coast, 2020-03)

  Teenage mothers face many challenges including those of physical, emotional and psychological nature. Despite the difficulties teenage mothers encounter, some of them are able to succeed in life when the appropriate support ...
• Indigenous knowledge in freshwater resource governance of lake Bosomtwe, Ghana 

  Amu-Mensah, Marian (University of Cape Coast, 2020-02)

  Indigenous knowledge (IK) plays an essential role in reducing degradation and support structures for improving livelihood in freshwater resources. It is asserted that local knowledge helps to build stable governance ...
• Gender dimensions in the adaptations to climate variation by Cassva farmers in the Awutu Senya District 

  Mahama, Samuel Sulemana Malcolm (University of Cape Coast, 2019-04)

  It has been predicted that, the overall impacts of climate change or variation on agriculture will be negative. Hence the significance of adaptation measures for poverty reduction, especially among crop producers has ...
• Resettlement planning and sustainable livelihoods: a study of the Bui Resettlement Scheme in Ghana 

  Ibrahim, Musah Mordzeh-Ekpampo (University of Cape Coast, 2019-04)

  This study examined the effects of the Bui resettlement scheme on the livelihood of the resettled, host and adjoining households. The study used descrptive study design and employed the mixed method. Cluster sampling ...
• Farmers’ vulnerability and adaptation to drought in three Agro-Ecological Locations in Ghana 

  Dumba, Hillary (University of Cape Coast, 2019-05)

  The study adopted a pragmatist approach to assess farmers‟ vulnerability and adaptation to drought in three agro-ecological-locations in Ghana. It analysed the variations in precipitation deficits by using precipitation ...
• Towards sustainable cities: implementing mass rapid transit in the Greater Accra Metropolitan area 

  Agyemang, Kwabena Koforobour (University of Cape Coast, 2019-03)

  Many cities face a myriad of accessibility challenges that could be linked to unsustainable mobility systems (UN-Habitat, 2013a). The Government of Ghana has been saddled with the challenge of solving urban mobility ...
• Morphology of the Kakum River: A study on a small forested River in the Central Region, Ghana 

  Amofa-Appiah, Juliana (University of Cape Coast, 2019-03)

  The Kakum River, a small-forested but major river in Cape Coast is the main source of water for about five major towns and all communities within its watershed. However, in recent times, it is faced with a lot of ...
• Vulnerability of cocoa production to climate change: a case of the Western and Central Regions in Ghana 

  Buxton, David Nii Baah (University of Cape Coast, 2018-08)

  This research work focused on the effect of climate change on cocoa yield in some selected cocoa districts in the Eastern, Ashanti, Western and Central Regions of Ghana. For sustainable cocoa production, weather, which is ...
• Climate change, water conflict, and human security in the Bawku area of Ghana 

  Asamoah, Yaw (University of Cape Coast, 2018-07)

  The publication of the Fourth Assessment Report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ignited several debates, including the security implications of climate change. While some authors have pointed out some forms ...

• Assessment of Risk from Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Filling Stations in the Accra Metropolis and Its Implications for Land Use Planning 

  Mensah, Emmanuel Abeashi (University of Cape Coast, 2021-09)

  Densely populated areas in Ghana, including the Accra Metropolis have over a 14-year period (2007-2020) experienced at least 9 fire disaster events involving Liquefied Petroleum Gas stations. These accidents resulted in ...
• Beach erosion: a study of cross-shore particle size chaaracteristics and profile evolution along the Ghanaian coastline 

  Anim, Mabel (University of Cape Coast, 2019-04)

  The coastline characterized by the geologic nature of the land and the dynamic power of the sea, is constantly changing as a result of many factors both natural and manmade. The phenomenon is highly influenced by winds ...
• Road safety education in the Ashanti and greater Accra regions, Ghana: drivers' perspectives 

  Akyea-Darkwah, Godfred (University of Cape Coast, 2017-08)

  The study assessed road safety education in the Greater Accra and Ashanti Regions in Ghana from the drivers' perspective. Defensive driving course model, Bergs Theory and Bloom's Taxonomy Domain for a choice guided the ...
• Institutional Dynamics for Managing the Lower Ankobra River Basin in the Western Region of Ghana 

  Okoree, Mireku Dickson (University of Cape Coast, 2018-03)

  Dynamic management systems for equitable distribution of drainage basin resources for local communities have become necessary because of the failure of early discriminatory institutional approaches that were used ...
• Changing Dynamics of Coastal Lagoons: A Case Study of the Fosu and the Essei Lagoons in Ghana 

  Adu-Boahen, Kofi (University of Cape Coast, 2016-10)

  Coastal lagoons globally suffer from persistent environmental degradation due to myriad anthropogenic and natural factors. Hence management of lagoons is most effective when it is based on a sound scientific understanding ...
• Landscape Change and Sustainability of Indigenous Culture oF the Ga/Dangme in Greater Accra Region, Ghana 

  Osman, Adams (University of Cape Coast, 2020-02)

  Landscape is polysemous (including land cover and culture); but, it is often conceived as a unitary concept with less focus on culture. Such biased concept of landscape affects its comprehensive study; hence, affecting ...
• Road Transport Governance, Travel Planning and Mobility in Greater Accra Metropolitan Area of Ghana 

  Debrah, Collins Asamoah (University of Cape Coast, 2019-12)

  The use of car is both necessary but devastating. The search for solutions has been skewed in favour of motorization. This study explored governance as a tool to balance the trade-offs between indispensable motorization ...
• Coastal erosion dynamics and landmass change along Cape Coast - Sekondi coastline in Ghana 

  Yaw Dadson, Ishmael (University of Cape Coast, 2015-07)

  The purpose of the study was to investigate the extent to which coastal erosion, accretion and other processes, including human activities, have influenced changes in the coastline between Cape Coast and Sekondi in Ghana. ...
• Spatio-temporal assessment of customer care practices among public university hospitals in Ghana 

  Abnory, Maclean Moses (University of Cape coast, 2020-09)

  This study sought to assess the existing customer care practices in two selected public university hospitals in Ghana. Specifically, it explored the customer care experiences of patients, assessed the satisfaction of ...
• Utilization of microfinance loan among clients of the Upper Menya Krobo Rural bank of the Eastern region of Ghana. 

  Tetteh, Emmanuel Kojo (University of Cape Coast, 2017-10)

  Micro and small enterprises constitute an important feature of the economy of many countries. The microfinance concept, which emerged in the late 1970s, aimed at providing financial services to poor entrepreneurs in order ...
• Governance of forest plantation development in selected forest districts in the ecological transition zone of Ghana. 

  Adu Mintah, Joseph (University of Cape Coast, 2015-12)

  In the world today, anticipated ecological and economic gains of natural resources have become uncertain mainly due to the complexity and weaknesses of governance. The forest sector in Ghana has, over the years, focused ...
• Adaptation strategies to motherhood challenges: a study of teenage mothers in the Adaklu district of Ghana 

  Anima, Prisca Ama (University of Cape Coast, 2020-03)

  Teenage mothers face many challenges including those of physical, emotional and psychological nature. Despite the difficulties teenage mothers encounter, some of them are able to succeed in life when the appropriate support ...
• Indigenous knowledge in freshwater resource governance of lake Bosomtwe, Ghana 

  Amu-Mensah, Marian (University of Cape Coast, 2020-02)

  Indigenous knowledge (IK) plays an essential role in reducing degradation and support structures for improving livelihood in freshwater resources. It is asserted that local knowledge helps to build stable governance ...
• Gender dimensions in the adaptations to climate variation by Cassva farmers in the Awutu Senya District 

  Mahama, Samuel Sulemana Malcolm (University of Cape Coast, 2019-04)

  It has been predicted that, the overall impacts of climate change or variation on agriculture will be negative. Hence the significance of adaptation measures for poverty reduction, especially among crop producers has ...
• Resettlement planning and sustainable livelihoods: a study of the Bui Resettlement Scheme in Ghana 

  Ibrahim, Musah Mordzeh-Ekpampo (University of Cape Coast, 2019-04)

  This study examined the effects of the Bui resettlement scheme on the livelihood of the resettled, host and adjoining households. The study used descrptive study design and employed the mixed method. Cluster sampling ...
• Farmers’ vulnerability and adaptation to drought in three Agro-Ecological Locations in Ghana 

  Dumba, Hillary (University of Cape Coast, 2019-05)

  The study adopted a pragmatist approach to assess farmers‟ vulnerability and adaptation to drought in three agro-ecological-locations in Ghana. It analysed the variations in precipitation deficits by using precipitation ...
• Towards sustainable cities: implementing mass rapid transit in the Greater Accra Metropolitan area 

  Agyemang, Kwabena Koforobour (University of Cape Coast, 2019-03)

  Many cities face a myriad of accessibility challenges that could be linked to unsustainable mobility systems (UN-Habitat, 2013a). The Government of Ghana has been saddled with the challenge of solving urban mobility ...
• Morphology of the Kakum River: A study on a small forested River in the Central Region, Ghana 

  Amofa-Appiah, Juliana (University of Cape Coast, 2019-03)

  The Kakum River, a small-forested but major river in Cape Coast is the main source of water for about five major towns and all communities within its watershed. However, in recent times, it is faced with a lot of ...
• Vulnerability of cocoa production to climate change: a case of the Western and Central Regions in Ghana 

  Buxton, David Nii Baah (University of Cape Coast, 2018-08)

  This research work focused on the effect of climate change on cocoa yield in some selected cocoa districts in the Eastern, Ashanti, Western and Central Regions of Ghana. For sustainable cocoa production, weather, which is ...
• Climate change, water conflict, and human security in the Bawku area of Ghana 

  Asamoah, Yaw (University of Cape Coast, 2018-07)

  The publication of the Fourth Assessment Report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ignited several debates, including the security implications of climate change. While some authors have pointed out some forms ...

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