• Effects Of Small-Scale Gold Mining On Livelihoods Of Selected Mining Communities In Obuasi Municipal Assembly, Ghana 

  Appiah-Kubi, Emmanuel (University of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  Small-scale gold mining and its effect has been an interesting area of study for many researchers. Most of these studies posit that poverty is the main predisposing factor that pushes people into illegal small-scale mining ...
• Public Debt, Green Commitment and Environmental Quality in Sub-Saharan Africa 

  Obeng, Samuel (University of Cape Coast, 2025-02)

  Knowing the extent to which the fiscal state of a nation exerts pressure on the environment has become crucial in Sub-Saharan Africa. This study examines the effect of public debt on environmental quality, paying particular ...
• Indigene-Settler Conflict: A Case Study of the Gbi and Hohoe-Zongo Conflict 

  Atabuatsi, Kofi (University of Cape Coast, 2023-12)

  Indigene-settler conflicts have occurred all the world over as a result of the differences in basic human-needs such as food, water, shelter and security as pointed out by human-needs theory. Then also, they occur based ...
• Building a Predictive Model on Maternal Mortality Using Machine Learning: Comparison of Different Modelling Techniques 

  Amofa, Sarpong George (University of Cape Coast, 2024-07)

  Maternal mortality remains a critical public health issue in Ghana, influenced by complex socio-economic, health-related, and contextual factors. This study aimed to identify the most effective predictive modeling technique ...
• Financial Literacy, Access to Finance and Livelihoods in the Hohoe Municipality: A Study of the Intervention by Plan International Ghana 

  Agidi, Precious Elorm Adzo (University of Cape Coast, 2025-04)

  Financial literacy is crucial in the current economy and delivering it in a savings group setting can be more effective than traditional classroom methods. Plan International Ghana aims to improve access to finance and ...
• Implications of Covid-19 Pandemic on Human Security in the Accra Metropolis, Ghana 

  Afenyo, Faustina Enyonam (University of Cape Coast, 2024-10)

  The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated measures to contain it impacted every facet of the individual's life. This study investigated how the COVID-19 pandemic affected human security among informal sector ...
• Assessing Circular Agriculture Practices Behaviour of Smallholder Farmers in Yilo Krobo Municipality of Ghana 

  Tetteh, Rita (University of Cape Coast, 2024-08)

  The study assessed smallholder farmers' circular agricultural practices and behaviours in the Yilo Krobo Municipality. The study used a descriptive research design with simple random and purposive sampling techniques to ...
• Effects of Energy Transition on Electricity Tariffs in Ghana 

  Sowah, Job Nagarmi (University of Cape Coast, 2024-11)

  The study examined the impact of energy transition and electricity tariffs in Ghana. Annual time series data from 1985 to 2021 were used for analysis. The research utilized the ARDL methodology to establish the short-term ...
• Illegal Sand Mining: A Study of the Cape Coast- Komenda Coastline, Ghana. 

  Osman, Ridwanatu (University of Cape Coast, 2025-01)

  In most countries across the globe, sand is an essential resource for economic developmental activities. Despite the huge costs of processing and recovering materials from glacier deposits, flood plains, and river channels, ...
• Effects of Sand Winning on the Livelihood of Food Crop Farmers in the Ayensuano District, Ghana 

  Kom, Sena Kwame (University of Cape Coast, 2024-09)

  Fertile agriculture lands are degraded continuously by sand winners in several communities. This study therefore, examined the effects of sand winning on the livelihood of food crop farmers in Ayensuano District, Ghana. ...
• Modelling the Impact of Modern Energy Services and Technologies Adoption on Final Energy Demand in Ghana 

  Nyame, Isaac Ndur (University of Cape Coast, 2024-07)

  The uneven distribution of fossil fuels and other energy resources, which most economies currently rely on, generates many questions as to whether the current energy transition targets can meet future energy demands. ...
• Spatial Analysis of Soybean Yield Response oo Fertilizer Application in Ghana 

  Ntow, Ebenezer (University of Cape Coast, 2024-11)

  Soybean is one of the crops grown in Ghana that generate income and serve as a source of protein, animal feed, and food security. However, yields are low, averaging 1.3 Mt/h compared to a potential yield of 3.0 Mt/h, ...
• An Evaluation of Customer Satisfaction and Power Theft in The Electricity Market of Ghana: A Servqual Approach 

  Jamio, Nurudeen (University of Cape Coast, 2025-02)

  Electricity theft has gained a lot of attention in recent years due to its severe impact on the energy sector, especially in developing countries. Although electricity theft methods such as meter by-passing and meter ...
• Residents’ Perceptions of Air Pollution in the Accra Metropolis, Ghana 

  Nikoi, Magdalene Adei (University of Cape Coast, 2023-10)

  Air pollution is one of the most serious of all environmental issues confronting mankind today. People's knowledge of air pollution's existence helps them to be more prepared, and their attitudes based on the decisions ...
• Assessing Morphological Changes at the Mouth of Volta River 

  Nelson, Buabeng Richard (University of Cape Coast, 2024-08)

  The Volta River's mouth, found near the eastern coast of Ghana is an ecosystem with a unique morphology of sand spits and islands. These morphological features of the eastern location near River Volta facilitate easier ...
• The Preference of Cash for Transactions Among Mobile Money Users in Kenya: A Machine Learning Analysis 

  Gyan, Samuel Ansu (University of Cape Coast, 2024-07)

  Digital finance platforms like Mobile Money have been a game changer in many African economies, gaining widespread uptake and improving the narrative of financial inclusion. Research shows that in Kenya, where the Mobile ...
• Non-Farm Livelihood Strategies Among Farmers in the Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abirem Municipality 

  Kwaw, Isaac Ackom (University of Cape Coast, 2025-01)

  Globally, agriculture remains a primary source of livelihood for many rural residents. With reduced agricultural productivity among rural households, residents are increasingly vulnerable to livelihood shocks and seasonality. ...
• A Techno-Economic Analysis Of Green Hydrogen Energy Production in West Africa 

  Gawou, Kokoutse (University of Cape Coast, 2024-05)

  In most of the south global, renewable energy technology development and investment represents serious challenges. This study analysed the prospects of green hydrogen generation in five West African countries namely: Ghana, ...
• Effects of Inland Valley Rice Project on Farmers in Shama District of Western Region 

  Eshun, Justice Kojo (University of Cape Coast, 2023-12)

  The Inland Valley Rice Project enhances agriculture by improving soil fertility, conserving water, and offering a sustainable method for continuous planting. However, low farmer engagement, marketing challenges, and ...
• Interplay of Formal and Informal Plans in Managing Slums: A Case Study of Old Tulaku, Ghana 

  Banyaa, Mark Kala (2023-10)

  This study investigated the interplay of formal and informal planning strategies in managing the slums at Old Tulaku. The rationale behind this investigation stems from the recognition that traditional urban planning often ...

• Effects Of Small-Scale Gold Mining On Livelihoods Of Selected Mining Communities In Obuasi Municipal Assembly, Ghana 

  Appiah-Kubi, Emmanuel (University of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  Small-scale gold mining and its effect has been an interesting area of study for many researchers. Most of these studies posit that poverty is the main predisposing factor that pushes people into illegal small-scale mining ...
• Public Debt, Green Commitment and Environmental Quality in Sub-Saharan Africa 

  Obeng, Samuel (University of Cape Coast, 2025-02)

  Knowing the extent to which the fiscal state of a nation exerts pressure on the environment has become crucial in Sub-Saharan Africa. This study examines the effect of public debt on environmental quality, paying particular ...
• Indigene-Settler Conflict: A Case Study of the Gbi and Hohoe-Zongo Conflict 

  Atabuatsi, Kofi (University of Cape Coast, 2023-12)

  Indigene-settler conflicts have occurred all the world over as a result of the differences in basic human-needs such as food, water, shelter and security as pointed out by human-needs theory. Then also, they occur based ...
• Building a Predictive Model on Maternal Mortality Using Machine Learning: Comparison of Different Modelling Techniques 

  Amofa, Sarpong George (University of Cape Coast, 2024-07)

  Maternal mortality remains a critical public health issue in Ghana, influenced by complex socio-economic, health-related, and contextual factors. This study aimed to identify the most effective predictive modeling technique ...
• Financial Literacy, Access to Finance and Livelihoods in the Hohoe Municipality: A Study of the Intervention by Plan International Ghana 

  Agidi, Precious Elorm Adzo (University of Cape Coast, 2025-04)

  Financial literacy is crucial in the current economy and delivering it in a savings group setting can be more effective than traditional classroom methods. Plan International Ghana aims to improve access to finance and ...
• Implications of Covid-19 Pandemic on Human Security in the Accra Metropolis, Ghana 

  Afenyo, Faustina Enyonam (University of Cape Coast, 2024-10)

  The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated measures to contain it impacted every facet of the individual's life. This study investigated how the COVID-19 pandemic affected human security among informal sector ...
• Assessing Circular Agriculture Practices Behaviour of Smallholder Farmers in Yilo Krobo Municipality of Ghana 

  Tetteh, Rita (University of Cape Coast, 2024-08)

  The study assessed smallholder farmers' circular agricultural practices and behaviours in the Yilo Krobo Municipality. The study used a descriptive research design with simple random and purposive sampling techniques to ...
• Effects of Energy Transition on Electricity Tariffs in Ghana 

  Sowah, Job Nagarmi (University of Cape Coast, 2024-11)

  The study examined the impact of energy transition and electricity tariffs in Ghana. Annual time series data from 1985 to 2021 were used for analysis. The research utilized the ARDL methodology to establish the short-term ...
• Illegal Sand Mining: A Study of the Cape Coast- Komenda Coastline, Ghana. 

  Osman, Ridwanatu (University of Cape Coast, 2025-01)

  In most countries across the globe, sand is an essential resource for economic developmental activities. Despite the huge costs of processing and recovering materials from glacier deposits, flood plains, and river channels, ...
• Effects of Sand Winning on the Livelihood of Food Crop Farmers in the Ayensuano District, Ghana 

  Kom, Sena Kwame (University of Cape Coast, 2024-09)

  Fertile agriculture lands are degraded continuously by sand winners in several communities. This study therefore, examined the effects of sand winning on the livelihood of food crop farmers in Ayensuano District, Ghana. ...
• Modelling the Impact of Modern Energy Services and Technologies Adoption on Final Energy Demand in Ghana 

  Nyame, Isaac Ndur (University of Cape Coast, 2024-07)

  The uneven distribution of fossil fuels and other energy resources, which most economies currently rely on, generates many questions as to whether the current energy transition targets can meet future energy demands. ...
• Spatial Analysis of Soybean Yield Response oo Fertilizer Application in Ghana 

  Ntow, Ebenezer (University of Cape Coast, 2024-11)

  Soybean is one of the crops grown in Ghana that generate income and serve as a source of protein, animal feed, and food security. However, yields are low, averaging 1.3 Mt/h compared to a potential yield of 3.0 Mt/h, ...
• An Evaluation of Customer Satisfaction and Power Theft in The Electricity Market of Ghana: A Servqual Approach 

  Jamio, Nurudeen (University of Cape Coast, 2025-02)

  Electricity theft has gained a lot of attention in recent years due to its severe impact on the energy sector, especially in developing countries. Although electricity theft methods such as meter by-passing and meter ...
• Residents’ Perceptions of Air Pollution in the Accra Metropolis, Ghana 

  Nikoi, Magdalene Adei (University of Cape Coast, 2023-10)

  Air pollution is one of the most serious of all environmental issues confronting mankind today. People's knowledge of air pollution's existence helps them to be more prepared, and their attitudes based on the decisions ...
• Assessing Morphological Changes at the Mouth of Volta River 

  Nelson, Buabeng Richard (University of Cape Coast, 2024-08)

  The Volta River's mouth, found near the eastern coast of Ghana is an ecosystem with a unique morphology of sand spits and islands. These morphological features of the eastern location near River Volta facilitate easier ...
• The Preference of Cash for Transactions Among Mobile Money Users in Kenya: A Machine Learning Analysis 

  Gyan, Samuel Ansu (University of Cape Coast, 2024-07)

  Digital finance platforms like Mobile Money have been a game changer in many African economies, gaining widespread uptake and improving the narrative of financial inclusion. Research shows that in Kenya, where the Mobile ...
• Non-Farm Livelihood Strategies Among Farmers in the Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abirem Municipality 

  Kwaw, Isaac Ackom (University of Cape Coast, 2025-01)

  Globally, agriculture remains a primary source of livelihood for many rural residents. With reduced agricultural productivity among rural households, residents are increasingly vulnerable to livelihood shocks and seasonality. ...
• A Techno-Economic Analysis Of Green Hydrogen Energy Production in West Africa 

  Gawou, Kokoutse (University of Cape Coast, 2024-05)

  In most of the south global, renewable energy technology development and investment represents serious challenges. This study analysed the prospects of green hydrogen generation in five West African countries namely: Ghana, ...
• Effects of Inland Valley Rice Project on Farmers in Shama District of Western Region 

  Eshun, Justice Kojo (University of Cape Coast, 2023-12)

  The Inland Valley Rice Project enhances agriculture by improving soil fertility, conserving water, and offering a sustainable method for continuous planting. However, low farmer engagement, marketing challenges, and ...
• Interplay of Formal and Informal Plans in Managing Slums: A Case Study of Old Tulaku, Ghana 

  Banyaa, Mark Kala (2023-10)

  This study investigated the interplay of formal and informal planning strategies in managing the slums at Old Tulaku. The rationale behind this investigation stems from the recognition that traditional urban planning often ...

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