Ecosystems, Biodiversity, and Climate Change

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• ACHIEVING SDG 4.6 IN GHANA: COULD A CLOSER MONITORING AND FACILITATION OF THE 5 KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR NFE BRING SUCCESS

  Berdie D.D. Susan

• CHANGES IN WOMEN ACCESS TO AND OWNERSHIP OF LAND IN NORTHERN GHANA

  Joseph M. Soale , Helen Akolgo-Azupogo

• A COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF THE GHANA NATIONAL WATER POLICY AND THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK WATER AND SANITATION POLICY: IMPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

  Ohene Kwesi Tuffour

• COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF COMPOSTING AS A WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY IN LAGOS STATE SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA.

  Chika Floyd Amaechi

  57-82

• FORMALIZING ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING IN GHANA: THE SEARCH FOR A WORKABLE PATHWAY

  Timothy Apeanti, Jesse Ayivor, Emmanuel Kofi Ayisi

• HAND WASHING PRACTICES AMONG SCHOOL GOING ADOLESCENT BOYS BEFORE AND AFTER THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC LOCKDOWN

  Jilly Philippa Joel Premkumar

• IMPACTS OF MARINE LITTER ON THE LIVELIHOOD OF FISHER-FOLKS IN COASTAL COMMUNITIES: THE CASE STUDY OF SHAMA FISHING COMMUNITY

  Seyramasarah Blossom Setufe, Berchie Asiedu, Samuel Kweku Konney Amponsah, Samuel Henneh, Jacob Bilikoni, Edward Owusu
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  Journal of Environment and Sustainable Development

  Mrs. Mary Abena Agyepong, Mr. George Yamson, Mr. Akoto Osei Baffour, Dr. Hammond Oppong Kwarteng, Mrs. Akosua Agyakomah Mireku

• MENSTRUAL HYGIENE KNOWLEDGE, PRACTICES AND INTERVENTIONS AMONG JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS IN THE KROBO AREA OF GHANA

  Jilly Philippa, Joel Premkumar, Daniella, D. Sedegah, Prize, McApreko, Maxwell, Dalaba, Justina Aneh

  1-14

• PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND HEAVY METAL POLLUTION OF THE UPSTREAM OF BIRIM RIVER

  Richard Amfo-Otu

• PROJECTED CHANGES IN CLIMATE AND EXTREME INDICES IN ILORIN, KWARA STATE, NIGERIA

  Andrew Manoba Limantol

• PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF THE USE OF NATURAL VERSUS SYNTHETIC MOSQUITO REPELLENTS IN GHANA

  Fatima Eshun, Jonathan Osei-Owusu, William K. Heve

• RETHINKING HIERARCHICAL GENDER REALITIES IN THE TRANSFER OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM THE UPPER EAST REGION OF GHANA

  Rosemary Anderson Akolaa, Louis Kusi Frimpong

  92-101

• THE ROLE OF BASIC SCIENCES IN ADDRESSING GLOBAL CHALLENGES TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: EXPERIENCES FROM CIFOR-ICRAF

  Eureka Emefa Ahadjie Adomako, Leigh Ann winowiecki, Aster Gebrekirstos, Ramni Jamnadass

• THE CONTRIBUTION OF COMPOSITE BUDGETING TO SUSTAINABLE FISCAL AUTONOMY IN THE NANUMBA SOUTH DISTRICT IN THE NORTHERN REGION OF GHANA

  Wisdom N-yilyari, Maxwell Okrah, Fauster Agbenyo

• TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE RAINWATER HARVESTING: UNVEILING THE CONCERNS OF RESIDENTS IN YILO KROBO MUNICIPALITY

  Fatima Eshun, Louis Kusi FRIMPONG, Shine Francis GBEDEMAH, Araba Mbrowa KORSAH

• TRADITIONAL MECHANISMS IN MANAGING THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON WATERSHEDS IN GHANA: A REVIEW

  Daniella Delali Sedegah

• UNDERSTANDING THE PREDICTORS OF STUDENTS’ ECOLOGICAL BEHAVIOUR: EVIDENCE FROM GHANA

  Peter Asare-Nuamah, Angela Kyerewaa Ayisi-Addo, Daniella Delali Sedegah

  15-28

• URBAN AND PERI-URBAN VEGETABLE PRODUCTION EFFECTS ON FARMERS’ LIVELIHOODS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA

  Peter Sanjo Adewale, Sunday Clement Olubunmi Makinde

  41-48