9 research outputs found
Oil and Cocoa in the Political Economy of Ghana-EU Relations: Whither Sustainable Development?
Get PDFOil and cocoa represent strategic export commodities for the Ghanaian economy, prioritised within the Ghana Shared Growth and Development Agenda. This article examines these sectors in the context of Ghana’s relations with the European Union (EU). Notably, the EU constitutes the most important market for Ghanaian exports. The European Commission, moreover, has pledged to tangibly assist private sector development in Ghana, with particular reference to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through its focus on oil and cocoa, the article problematises certain aspects of EU aid and trade interventions with respect to normative SDG development pledges
Influence of non-price incentives on the choice of cocoa licensed buying companies by farmers in the Western North of Ghana
No full textCocoa Sector Expenditure and Revenue in Ghana
No full textThe Cocoa Sector Expenditure and Revenue in Ghana dataset contains expenditure and revenue data from cocoa sector in Ghana. The dataset aggregates information from various sources including Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), and Producer Price Review Committee (PPRC). These data are available from 1996-2012
Quantification of neonicotinoid insecticide residues in soils from cocoa plantations using a QuEChERS extraction procedure and LC-MS/MS
No full textSustainability performance of organic and conventional cocoa farming systems in Atwima Mponua District of Ghana
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