Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023): Journal of Environment and Sustainable Development

Articles

• 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

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

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

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

  15-28

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

• WHAT INFLUENCE ACADEMIC STAFF SWITCHING INTENTION IN CHARTERED PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES IN GHANA?

  Andrews Kofi Taayeli, Mumuni B. Yidana, Joshua Sebu

  29-40

  • WHAT INFLUENCE ACADEMIC STAFF SWITCHING INTENTION IN CHARTERED PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES IN GHANA?

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

  Peter Sanjo Adewale, Sunday Clement Olubunmi Makinde

  41-48

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

• GENDER IN WOMEN’S WRITING: RESTORING THE WOMAN IN AMA ATA AIDOO’S CHANGES: A LOVE STORY AND PEGGY OPPONG’S THE LEMON SUITCASE

  Felicia Annin

  49-56

  • GENDER IN WOMEN’S WRITING: RESTORING THE WOMAN IN AMA ATA AIDOO’S CHANGES: A LOVE STORY AND PEGGY OPPONG’S THE LEMON SUITCASE

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

  Chika Floyd Amaechi

  57-82

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

• THE RISE OF THE MACHINES: EXPLORING THE PROSPECTS AND PERILS OF AI-DRIVEN JOB CREATION FOR YOUTH EMPLOYMENT IN GHANA.

  Ohene Kwesi Tuffour, Freda D. Nsiah

  77-85

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• 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

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