• Exploring the use of Paratransit Services for School Journeys among Basic School Children in the Greater Kumasi Area 

  Bekoe, Matilda Ohenewaa (University of Cape Coast, 2023-08)

  How children perceive safety, convenience and other factors that influence the choice of mode for journey to school may be significantly different from an adult perspective. Understanding how children with different life ...
• Perception of Traders on Noise Levels and its Related Health Effects in the Kotokuraba Market, Cape Coast, Ghana 

  Akwasi, Joe Addai Appiah (University of Cape Coast, 2023-07)

  Noise pollution is primarily high in low- and middle-income countries in commercial areas, including Ghana. However, preventive measures are not well established because of insufficient knowledge of exposure and effect ...
• Slum Health in Ghana: A Study of Old Fadama in the Accra Metropolis 

  Adofo, Ida Asantewaa (University of Cape Coast, 2023-05)

  Thousands of Ghanaians live in slums to make ends meet. However, the social and environmental conditions slum dwellers live in expose them to several health issues, an issue insufficiently studied. The study investigated ...
• 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 ...
• Estimating the Recreational Value of Ecotourism in The Kakum National Park, Ghana 

  Setorwofia, Anthony (University of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  ABSTRACT This thesis estimates a value of Kakum National Park’s recreation. Economic analysis employed by this thesis can contribute to effective management of these conservation area (Kakum National Park) and is ...
• Management of Pedestrian Walkways in Accra Metropolis 

  Koranteng, Clifford (University of Cape Coast, 2021-12)

  Walking is a sustainable and basic mode of transport worldwide. In developing countries, it is a crucial means of transportation. Walkways provide the main infrastructure that affords pedestrians the ability to manoeuvre ...
• Determinants of Non-performing Loans in Ghana - a Case of Some Banks Listed on Ghana Stock Exchange 

  Tweneboa, Kwabena Dwenti (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  The research seeks to assess the determinants of NPLs of listed banks in Ghana. The study used descriptive research design. Secondary data were collected from seven banks during the periods of 2010 to 2020. The results ...
• Tax Compliance of Small and Medium Enterprises in Bolgatanga Metropolis 

  Kumpa-Onni, James (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  Tax noncompliance in Ghana has remained a major issue as a result of people's deliberate choice not to register and pay theocratisations. Few research studies have shown conflicting results about the drivers of tax compliance ...
• Managing Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (Wash) Facilities in Basic Schools Within the Mfantseman Municipality, Ghana 

  Annan, Kingsford Kobina (2022-04)

  ABSTRACT Inadequate Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) facilities in schools has serious health implications on children, especially girls and students living with disabilities (UNICEF & WHO, 2020), which may contribute ...
• Energy Conservation and Awareness Practices of Households in the Cape Coast Metropolis 

  Baidoo, Abigail Nana Ama (University of Cape Coast, 2021-02)

  This study explored energy conservation and awareness practices of households in the Cape Coast Metropolis. With the emergence of the contradictions between energy supply and demand, considerable attention has been paid ...
• Groundwater Quality and Septic Tank Interaction: an Assessment of Health Implication in Amamoma, Cape Coas 

  Mensah, Joanna Awortwe (University of Cape Coast, 2022-12)

  Groundwater is the globe's largest and greatest vital source of potable fresh water. It provides drinking water to billions of people and is used to irrigate the majority of the global food supply. In spite of its ...
• Geohydrological Characteristics of Landfills to Groundwater Sensitivity: A Case of Oti Landfill Site, Kumasi. 

  Yeboah, Obiri (University of Cape Coast, 2020-11)

  Soil plays a crucial role in preservation of groundwater resources from contamination and pollution. In view of this, the study focused on the geophysical and chemical condition of the Oti landfill soil and also assessed the ...
• Tourists Perception of Tourist Maps in the Cape Coast and Elmina Area, Ghana. 

  Otoo, Joe Emmanuel Nana (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  Tourist maps influence tourists’ way finding in unfamiliar areas. Tourists’ way finding requires cognitive processes to navigate travel routes of desired destinations. However, despite its importance few studies have been ...
• The Impact of School Feeding Program on School Attendance and Enrollment: A Case Study of Some Selected Schools in the Atwima Nwabiagya District. 

  Kusi, Gabriel Boamah (University of Cape Coast, 2019-11)

  In the pursuit to tackle social disparities in Ghana‟s education delivery in order to attain her Education for All (EFA) agenda, some pro-poor programs have been initiated. Among these is the Ghana School Feeding Program ...
• The Implications of Ghana’s 2017 Small-Scale Mining Ban on Livelihoods: A Case Study of Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality 

  Benyin, Lucy (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  The study investigated the livelihoods of small-scale miners in the Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality following the 2017 Government ban on small-scale mining operations in the country. The study adopted the mixed-method research ...
• The role of laws and policies influencing anthropogenic activities on wetlands: A study of the Iture-Abakam wetland in Cape Coast 

  Amadu, Issaka (University of Cape Coast, 2021-04)

  Until the Ramsar Convention of 1971, wetlands were virtually considered as "wastelands". The Iture-Abakam Wetland which had been reported to be the only single location in Ghana where all five of the mangrove species can ...
• Effectiveness of road traffic congestion measures in the Sekondi -Takoradi Metropolis, Ghana 

  Asare-Pelle, Foster (University of Cape Coast, 2020-03)

  An effective transportation system is significantly important in sustaining economic growth in modern-day economies as it provides connections between different parts of the country and the global world. Good road network ...
• Spatial analysis of crime in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis 

  Ebu, Isaac Obeng (University of Cape Coast, 2020-05)

  In the Sekondi-Takoradi metropolis, the crime rate has been on the ascendency, and the rate of ascendency of crime has increased since the discovery of oil in commercial quantities. One issue that has been absent from ...
• Locational analysis of fuel stations in Sunyani municipality 

  Bassuah, Marian Bassuah (University of Cape Coast, 2019-01)

  Location of fuel stations are regulated by planning principles and standards. However, despite efforts of regulators to ensure that fuel stations are well sited for the safety of lives and properties, entrepreneurs ...
• Urban growth and access to utilities in sub-urban settlements: a study of Effia-Kwesimintsim sub metro, Western Region 

  Acquah, Martin Maxmillian (University of Cape Coast, 2019-03)

  There has been an increase in urban population of Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly from 246,169 in the year 2000 to 402,874, 2010. This is supposed to have a corresponding expansion in infrastructure (including ...

• Exploring the use of Paratransit Services for School Journeys among Basic School Children in the Greater Kumasi Area 

  Bekoe, Matilda Ohenewaa (University of Cape Coast, 2023-08)

  How children perceive safety, convenience and other factors that influence the choice of mode for journey to school may be significantly different from an adult perspective. Understanding how children with different life ...
• Perception of Traders on Noise Levels and its Related Health Effects in the Kotokuraba Market, Cape Coast, Ghana 

  Akwasi, Joe Addai Appiah (University of Cape Coast, 2023-07)

  Noise pollution is primarily high in low- and middle-income countries in commercial areas, including Ghana. However, preventive measures are not well established because of insufficient knowledge of exposure and effect ...
• Slum Health in Ghana: A Study of Old Fadama in the Accra Metropolis 

  Adofo, Ida Asantewaa (University of Cape Coast, 2023-05)

  Thousands of Ghanaians live in slums to make ends meet. However, the social and environmental conditions slum dwellers live in expose them to several health issues, an issue insufficiently studied. The study investigated ...
• 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 ...
• Estimating the Recreational Value of Ecotourism in The Kakum National Park, Ghana 

  Setorwofia, Anthony (University of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  ABSTRACT This thesis estimates a value of Kakum National Park’s recreation. Economic analysis employed by this thesis can contribute to effective management of these conservation area (Kakum National Park) and is ...
• Management of Pedestrian Walkways in Accra Metropolis 

  Koranteng, Clifford (University of Cape Coast, 2021-12)

  Walking is a sustainable and basic mode of transport worldwide. In developing countries, it is a crucial means of transportation. Walkways provide the main infrastructure that affords pedestrians the ability to manoeuvre ...
• Determinants of Non-performing Loans in Ghana - a Case of Some Banks Listed on Ghana Stock Exchange 

  Tweneboa, Kwabena Dwenti (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  The research seeks to assess the determinants of NPLs of listed banks in Ghana. The study used descriptive research design. Secondary data were collected from seven banks during the periods of 2010 to 2020. The results ...
• Tax Compliance of Small and Medium Enterprises in Bolgatanga Metropolis 

  Kumpa-Onni, James (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  Tax noncompliance in Ghana has remained a major issue as a result of people's deliberate choice not to register and pay theocratisations. Few research studies have shown conflicting results about the drivers of tax compliance ...
• Managing Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (Wash) Facilities in Basic Schools Within the Mfantseman Municipality, Ghana 

  Annan, Kingsford Kobina (2022-04)

  ABSTRACT Inadequate Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) facilities in schools has serious health implications on children, especially girls and students living with disabilities (UNICEF & WHO, 2020), which may contribute ...
• Energy Conservation and Awareness Practices of Households in the Cape Coast Metropolis 

  Baidoo, Abigail Nana Ama (University of Cape Coast, 2021-02)

  This study explored energy conservation and awareness practices of households in the Cape Coast Metropolis. With the emergence of the contradictions between energy supply and demand, considerable attention has been paid ...
• Groundwater Quality and Septic Tank Interaction: an Assessment of Health Implication in Amamoma, Cape Coas 

  Mensah, Joanna Awortwe (University of Cape Coast, 2022-12)

  Groundwater is the globe's largest and greatest vital source of potable fresh water. It provides drinking water to billions of people and is used to irrigate the majority of the global food supply. In spite of its ...
• Geohydrological Characteristics of Landfills to Groundwater Sensitivity: A Case of Oti Landfill Site, Kumasi. 

  Yeboah, Obiri (University of Cape Coast, 2020-11)

  Soil plays a crucial role in preservation of groundwater resources from contamination and pollution. In view of this, the study focused on the geophysical and chemical condition of the Oti landfill soil and also assessed the ...
• Tourists Perception of Tourist Maps in the Cape Coast and Elmina Area, Ghana. 

  Otoo, Joe Emmanuel Nana (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  Tourist maps influence tourists’ way finding in unfamiliar areas. Tourists’ way finding requires cognitive processes to navigate travel routes of desired destinations. However, despite its importance few studies have been ...
• The Impact of School Feeding Program on School Attendance and Enrollment: A Case Study of Some Selected Schools in the Atwima Nwabiagya District. 

  Kusi, Gabriel Boamah (University of Cape Coast, 2019-11)

  In the pursuit to tackle social disparities in Ghana‟s education delivery in order to attain her Education for All (EFA) agenda, some pro-poor programs have been initiated. Among these is the Ghana School Feeding Program ...
• The Implications of Ghana’s 2017 Small-Scale Mining Ban on Livelihoods: A Case Study of Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality 

  Benyin, Lucy (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  The study investigated the livelihoods of small-scale miners in the Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality following the 2017 Government ban on small-scale mining operations in the country. The study adopted the mixed-method research ...
• The role of laws and policies influencing anthropogenic activities on wetlands: A study of the Iture-Abakam wetland in Cape Coast 

  Amadu, Issaka (University of Cape Coast, 2021-04)

  Until the Ramsar Convention of 1971, wetlands were virtually considered as "wastelands". The Iture-Abakam Wetland which had been reported to be the only single location in Ghana where all five of the mangrove species can ...
• Effectiveness of road traffic congestion measures in the Sekondi -Takoradi Metropolis, Ghana 

  Asare-Pelle, Foster (University of Cape Coast, 2020-03)

  An effective transportation system is significantly important in sustaining economic growth in modern-day economies as it provides connections between different parts of the country and the global world. Good road network ...
• Spatial analysis of crime in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis 

  Ebu, Isaac Obeng (University of Cape Coast, 2020-05)

  In the Sekondi-Takoradi metropolis, the crime rate has been on the ascendency, and the rate of ascendency of crime has increased since the discovery of oil in commercial quantities. One issue that has been absent from ...
• Locational analysis of fuel stations in Sunyani municipality 

  Bassuah, Marian Bassuah (University of Cape Coast, 2019-01)

  Location of fuel stations are regulated by planning principles and standards. However, despite efforts of regulators to ensure that fuel stations are well sited for the safety of lives and properties, entrepreneurs ...
• Urban growth and access to utilities in sub-urban settlements: a study of Effia-Kwesimintsim sub metro, Western Region 

  Acquah, Martin Maxmillian (University of Cape Coast, 2019-03)

  There has been an increase in urban population of Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly from 246,169 in the year 2000 to 402,874, 2010. This is supposed to have a corresponding expansion in infrastructure (including ...

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