STOP THE POLITICS OF INSULTS: TOWARDS A PEACEFUL 2020 ELECTION IN GHANA - BY MARTIN ADDISON
Who said it is impossible for political intercourses to take place without the display of needless bravados with regards to the industry of ad hominem (personality attacks)? Who bewitched us that to
Unpaid Care Work Toolkit
Unpaid care work is critical to social reproduction which is how societies reproduce themselves, nurture and prepare the labour force as a critical input for economic development. Although it is a
Ghana COVID-19 Back to School Monitoring Report
This report assessed the level of compliance of schools with regards to the UNESCO COVID-19 school re-opening guidelines
THE CLIMATE CRISIS: HOW GHANAIAN WOMEN ARE INFLUENCING CHANGE
Over the past few decades, the countries of the world have gone through different and myriad manifestations of the environmental and climate crisis. In the Global South, we have discovered that there
Policy Framework for Agroecology in Ghana
This report is a review of agroecology in Ghana from the policy context. The review forms part of
efforts by ActionAid Ghana to develop effective networks and platforms for a national agroecology
Looming Food Insecurity Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic: Time to Rethink Ghana's Agriculture Model
There's a looming danger for food security in Ghana if immediate steps are not taken to salvage the situation. This follows the abysmal crop yield in the 2020 crop season despite the high volumes of
Convention No. 189 Decent Work for Domestic Workers and Domestic Workers Recommendation No. 201
On 16 June 2011, the International Labour Conference of the International Labour Organization adopted the Convention and recommendation on decent work for domestic workers, which is also referred to
Black Girl Resists
This is the story of Nora. A young woman who lives in a country call Sadiya, an imaginary country in Africa.
This is a story of trials and tribulations of a young woman from a working -class family
Securing Young Women's Rights to Freedom from Economic and Sexual Exploitation in Informal Workspaces in Ghana
Informal economies are typically characterised by a high incidence of poverty and severe decent work deficits. Informal workers face a lack of access to and coverage by social protection and labour
