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Since independence, successive Ghanaian governments have prioritised the welfare of Ghanaian citizens in their governance strategies. The challenge has been the translation of political intentions to the development and implementation of concrete social welfare policies that improve the lives of those most in need.

Authors: Doh, D., Andoh, P., Afranie, S., & Aryeetey, E. B.

In Kenya, women are more likely than men to suffer poverty and its associated vulnerabilities, mainly because they are excluded from decision-making on economic issues, they have limited access to the factors of production, particularly land, and traditional customs allocate them undervalued roles and constrain their voice and mobility. Many of the 300,000 non-state actors […]

Authors: Asingwire, N., Muhangi, D., Namara, R., & Kemigisa , M.

Authors: Okwany, A. and Ngutuku, E.

Authors: Tim Kelsall

Authors: Helmut K. Anheier and David Wilson

Authors: Partnership for African Social and Governance Research (PASGR)

Authors: Jonathan Harle and Emma Falk

Authors: Jonathan Harle