Fish is an important dietary source of micronutrients, particularly in low-and middle-income
countries. In Ghana, effective management of fish and the fisheries is essential for food …

This article draws on original empirical research in Accra, Ghana to explore the particular
dynamics that contemporary processes of class‐based dispossession assume at the urban …

The main purpose of this research is to examine the challenges hindering sustainability of
women entrepreneurship in rural areas of Manicaland province, Zimbabwe. A qualitative …

abstract Despite the recent increased interest in female entrepreneurs, attention has tended
to focus on dynamic individuals and generic incentives without considering the roles of …

In recent years the activities of street vendors have become a topical issue within the urban
spaces of the developing world. Still, research that explores the geographical dimensions of …

Shrinking public sectors and limited opportunities for gaining formal wage employment in
the private sector have resulted in entrepreneurship being promoted as a means of …

In Africa, young people are engaging with a globalised world of flows and movements but
are coming of age in environments characterised by uncertainty, economic hardship and …

Based on 25 case studies from the global comparative study 'GENNOVATE: Enabling
gender equality in agricultural and environmental innovation', this paper explores rural …

Considerable attention has been focused on addressing construction health and safety risks
in developed economies. Sadly, the same cannot be said of developing countries in Sub …

This article draws on Asef Bayat's theory of “quiet encroachment” to analyse the political
agency of street hawkers and squatters in Accra, Ghana. It demonstrates how squatters and …