The coronavirus pandemic brought about rapid changes in the global economy, and to curtail the spread of the virus, there were worldwide restrictions on movement and daily life. These restrictions

Water scarcity in rural areas has far-reaching socioeconomic implications, especially for women and girls in rural areas who are primarily responsible for water collection. The limited water resources

Cassava is one of the most important staple food crops in Nigeria and throughout Africa, contributing significantly to food security and poverty reduction. Climate change risk for cassava farming has

Carbon tax has been shown to generate revenue and contribute to greenhouse gas reduction in several parts of the world. Yet, the lack of public support has continued undermining its implementation in

This study investigates the impacts of a 240% increase in electricity tariffs on urban households in Nigeria, following the recent removal of electricity subsidies for certain high-consumption

This project investigates households' willingness to adopt clean cookstoves and fuels in six SSA countries. The study leverages data from the World Bank’s Global MTF survey, aiming to understand and

This qualitative study in Ghana explores residential consumers' experiences with solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. It examines acquisition, usage impacts, and how consumer insights can influence

This study examines how climate change affects food consumption patterns in Ghana, especially for farm and non-farm households. By using panel and meteorological data, the project investigates the

While African countries have developed climate change and trade policies based on national interests, the cross-border nature of climate change necessitates regional cooperation and coordinated