To better understand how such initiatives can be deployed to achieve the desired impacts, the findings on the reasons for the failed Ghana's case are compared with that of a successful developing country's case. The study offers contributions to research, policy and practice....
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Effect of public health expenditure on health status in Ghana. Int J Health. 2016;4(1):6. https://doi.org/10.14419/ijh.v4i1.5794. Article Google Scholar Cameron AC, Trivedi PK. Microeconometrics: methods and applications. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 2009. Google Scholar CIA. ...
Socio-economic inequalities in childhood mortality: the 1970s compared with the 1980s. Socioeconomic differentials in childhood mortality in 15 countries (Senegal Ghana Sudan--North Peru Egypt Morocco Indonesia--Java/Bali Kenya Dominican Repu... J Cleland,G Bicego,G Fegan - 《Unpublished》 被引量...
Rural-urban migration and socioeconomic development in Ghana: some discussions. Rural-urban migration within Ghana has the effect of precipitating major social and behavioural change. The author examines the nature of Ghanaian urbaniza... K Twumasi-Ankrah - 《Journal of Social Development in Africa》...
Such barriers include paying for certain accompanying services that are not included in the “free” package, like drugs and ultrasound scans in Ghana (Dalinjong et al., 2018), the cost of transportation, long wait times, and incompatibility of facility hours with women's availability, among ...
Other material and immaterial benefits associated with bats included generating income through trading activities as observed in Ghana [37]. In Eastern Africa region, bats were reported to be an important source of food, income, guano among others. For instance, anecdotal records from Tanzania and ...
However, with the present low level of contraceptive usage in Ghana, it is suggested that improving the socio-economic status, political participation and the power of women in family relations would give them greater opportunities to acquire non-familial skills to help them achieve economic and ...
This paper provides an account of how Remote Sensing, GIS, census (mainly population and agricultural) and socioeconomic (household, district and regional) survey data have been integrated in studying the population land-use/cover nexus in Ghana. It also identifies the major methodological challenges...
Religious involvement in the context of public moral standards and sustainable social development – A case study of Polish voivodeships Katarzyna Pawlewicz, Adam Senetra Article 102016 select article Evaluating the impact of a 24-hour economy on Ghana's economic landscape: A computable general equil...