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Kwaku Obeng-Okrah
Observed names:
K. Obeng-Okrah,
Kwaku Obeng-okrah,
Obeng-Okrah Kwaku
Institution:
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Observed institution:
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
OpenAlex ID:
A5063341652
Solid waste management in urban communities in Ghana: A case study of the Kumasi metropolis
2019
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Sarfo-Mensah Paul
, Obeng-Okrah Kwaku
, et al.
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African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology
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42
PDF
Non-timber forest products income from forest landscapes of Cameroon, Ghana and Nigeria – an incidental or integral contribution to sustaining rural livelihoods?
2014
·
R. Malleson
, S. Asaha
, et al.
·
The International Forestry Review
·
37
Ghanaian media coverage of violence against women and girls: implications for health promotion
2018
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Ebenezer Owusu-Addo
, Sally B. Owusu-Addo
, et al.
·
BMC Women s Health
·
31
PDF
A Methodology for Assessing Rural Livelihood Strategies in West/Central Africa: Lessons from the Field
2008
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Ruth Malleson
, S. Asaha
, et al.
·
Lincoln (University of Nebraska)
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25
PDF
Prospects of Agroforestry as Climate-smart Agricultural Strategy in Cocoa Landscapes: Perspectives of Farmers in Ghana
2020
·
Albert A. Arhin
, Ernestina F. Antoh
, et al.
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Sustainable Agriculture Research
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11
PDF
Saving forests to mitigate climate change: What can microfinance contribute to the REDD+ policy process in Ghana?
2017
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Ernestina Fredua Antoh
, Albert Arhin
, et al.
·
Journals & Books Hosting (International Knowledge Sharing Platform)
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1
PDF
A socially differentiated view of the significance of rattan for rural livelihoods in Cameroon, Ghana and Nigeria
2005
·
R. Malleson-Amadi
, S. Asaha
, et al.
The importance of rattan cane for rural and urban livelihoods: implications for conservation and development
2003
·
Trey Sunderland
, R. Malleson-Amadi
, et al.
The importance of rattan cane for livelihoods in West and Central Africa: implications for legislation and community-based forest management
2003
·
Trey Sunderland
, R. Malleson-Amadi
, et al.
Ghana interim socio-economic report
2002
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K. Obeng-Okrah
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147
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