Young people’s perspectives on farming in Ghana: a Q study
Examines how young people in Ghana perceive farming and the extent to which their views align with policy assumptions about agriculture as a solution to youth employment.
Hard work and hazard: Young people and agricultural commercialisation in Africa
Explores how young people build livelihoods in commercially transforming rural economies in Ghana, Tanzania and Zimbabwe, highlighting both emerging opportunities and persistent risks.
Skills or Credentials? Comparing the Perspectives of Degree- and Non-degree-holding Ghanaian Graduates on the Value of Higher Education
Examines how Ghanaian graduates understand the value of higher education, comparing the importance they place on acquiring practical skills and obtaining academic credentials.
Self-employment preferences among university graduates in Ghana: Does gender make a difference?
Examines gender differences in self-employment preferences among university graduates in Ghana and the factors shaping young women’s and men’s employment choices.
Mobile Money Taxation and Informal Workers: Evidence from Ghana’s E-levy
Examines how Ghana’s E-levy affected mobile money use and the experiences of informal workers.