The study evaluates the corporate social responsibility practices of NGGL in Kenyasi in the Brong-Ahafo Region of Ghana. This research adopted both quantitative and qualitative method of data collection, analysis and ...

Maize is one of the most consumed food crops in Ghana. However, its production has been declining due to poor quality seeds and inadequate fertilizers. To deal with this challenge, the Ghana Government through the Ministry ...

Water Hyacinth, E. crassipes, and Water Lettuce, Pistia stratiotes are invasive water weeds that thrive in freshwater bodies and estuaries. These weeds have high cellulose and hemicellulose concentrations, highlighting ...

Effective supervision has been identified by many as one of the most vital ingredients for promoting effective teaching and learning. Beginning teachers serve as powerful workforce to support future development of a school ...

Coastal ecosystems sustain local and national fisheries livelihoods through a range of ecosystem services (ES) they provide. Five of these coastal ecosystems, located in two communities within the Greater Cape Three ...

Projections suggest that global climate change is warming and changing the salinity of brackish waters (e.g., lagoons, estuaries), with impacts on nursery and feeding habitats for fish and other organisms. This study ...

The study examined the effects of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) practices on the organisational performance of food processing firms in Ghana. It specifically investigated the M&E practices adopted by these firms and ...

Balancing government budget in the midst of trade liberalisation requires reducing expenditure levels or increasing existing taxes and or introducing new taxes. This study investigated the impact of the option of increasing ...

Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) is a staple in sub-Saharan Africa. It is an important source of starch. Production is, however, constrained by many factors. Forty-three accessions were assessed for morphological and ...

Public policy impact analysis entails systematic, meticulous and objective evaluation of cause-effect relationships. The study presents a historical account of the genesis, processes and impacts of public nature conservation ...