In most developing nations, tenure insecurity is a chronic feature, especially in urban and peri-urban regions where land tenure is usually unrecorded, contentious, or dominated by pluralistic tenure regimes. In Ghana, the intersection of customary and statutory land tenure regim...
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The phenomenon of rapid urbanization in Ghanaian cities, Accra and Kumasi, has had negative impacts on heightened environmental stressors, such as temperatures, poor air quality, and a decline in public health. In this context, urban green spaces perform essential ecological and...
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The shift from linear to circular economy systems is critical for sustainable water and nutrient management, particularly in developing countries such as Ghana. This paper explores governance models shaping the implementation of circular economy principles, state-regulated, colla...
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