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Information Briefs

Women, Work and Adaptive Capacity

In the Upper West Region of Ghana, climatic and non-climatic stressors affect the most vulnerable in society, especially the elderly, widows, young unmarried and even married women with limited support from relatives.

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ASSAR Ghana Information Brief 001 - March 2016

Ghana’s semi-arid regions are characterised by low or variable rainfall while being largely dependent on rain-fed agriculture.

PDF icon ASSAR Ghana Information Brief 001 - March 2016.pdf
Water Security and Climate Change Conference - Call for Abstract

The WSCC 2017 conference planning committee welcomes your abstracts for oral presentations and scientific posters. The submission period is  March 31st to May 31st, 2017. Starting with a public opening event, the WSCC aspires to offer abundant opportunities for exchange.

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UG.IESS.IB.019 UOWAIP Educational Material

Who uses compost
EVERYONE can use compost: Compost is used on farms, in school and home gardens, flower gardens, pot gardening, and roof gardening.

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UG.IESS.IB.018 Paragliding and Ecotourism in Kwahu - A Panacea for Conservation or Pandora's Box

Tourism is the most sustainable venture all over the world. In recent years, Ghana has seen phenomenal growth in the tourism industry. International tourist arrivals and receipts have more than doubled since

PDF icon UG.IESS_.IB_.018 Paragliding and Ecotourism in Kwahu - A Panacea for Conservation or Pandora's Box.pdf
UG.IESS.IB.015 The Effects of Volta Floods on Volta Lake Shore Communities

Sub-Saharan Africa was well known for severe droughts especially in the 1970s and 1980s (Nicholson, 2001).

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UG.IESS.IB.014 Mitigating the effects of Pollution on Aquatic Ecosystems - Spotlight onthe Weija Reservior in Ghana

Aquatic ecosystems (lakes, reservoirs, rivers, streams, wetlands and lagoons)serve various functions; as drinking water sources, provide water for agriculture and industry, help prevent floods, reduce levels of pollutants, and are an important link to natural world, and provide

PDF icon UG.IESS_.IB_.014 Mitigating the effects of Pollution on Aquatic Ecosystems - Spotlight onthe Weija Reservior in Ghana.pdf
UG.IESS.IB.013 Indoor Air Pollution, Sources, Health Effects and Control

Indoor air pollution refers to toxic chemical, biological and physical contamination that is encountered in our daily lives in our homes, schools and workplaces. According to the Air Resources Board (ARB), of the

PDF icon UG.IESS_.IB_.013 Indoor Air Pollution, Sources, Health Effects and Control.pdf
UG.IESS.IB.012 Building Climate Resilience into Social Protection in Ghana

Social protection in Ghana
Social protection describes all initiatives that transfer income or assets to the poor, protect the vulnerable against livelihood risks, and enhance the social status and rights of the marginalized.

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UG.IESS.IB.011 The Value of Mangroves to Ghana's Coast

Mangrove is a term that is used to refer to two things, first is the mangrove plant (usually the trees) the second is the mangrove ecosystem. Though there are globally over 80 species of plant that fall under the

PDF icon UG.IESS_.IB_.011 The Value of Mangroves to Ghana's Coast.pdf