Purpose Does financial inclusion matter for productivity among smallholder farmers? The
authors answer this question by using the sixth and seventh rounds of the Ghana Living …

The objective of this study is to examine the impact of mobile money (m-money) adoption on
some household outcomes such as farm output, welfare (consumption expenditure), and …

Ghana's Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) cash transfer programme has
been widely characterised as 'home grown'. This article challenges such accounts of the …

Smallholder commercialisation may be broadly defined as the situation where farmers of
small individual and family farms have greater engagement with markets, either for inputs …

This article examines different types of diversity among farm households in Wenchi, Ghana,
and their relevance and implications for orienting action research aimed at combating soil …

This paper attempts to explore crop yield volatility among rural and urban smallholder
farmers. The data for the study was sourced from the sixth round of the Ghana Living …

The evidence of climate change and variability in semi-arid Ghana is glaring and the
adverse impact is being felt mostly by smallholder farmers because of their over …

The thesis analysed how the activities and experiences of different actor groups involved in
the implementation of the home-grown aspects of the Ghana school feeding programme …

Agricultural production in Ghana is mainly carried out by smallholder farmers on a
subsistence basis. Smallholders constitute about 95% of the farming population and …

Mobile money offers promising ways of making financial services available to rural
smallholder farmers but little is known in the Ghanaian context. The study adopts a quasi …