The Future of Work Research Initiative is a grants-awarding programme aimed at advancing research on the rapidly changing nature of work in the region.
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ISSER was established in 1962 as the Institute of Statistics to provide a programme of teaching and research in statistics. In 1969, it was reorganized and renamed the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic research with an expanded mandate to conduct research in the social sciences in order to generate solutions for national development
ISSER currently serves as the research wing under the College of Humanities, University of Ghana and engages in a number of policy relevant research whose findings are intended to help policy makers on the best policy decisions to make for national development.
Rewatch the Launch of the Ghana Social Development Outlook (GSDO) 2024
The live stream of the Launch of the Ghana Social Development Outlook (GSDO) 2024. Catch up on the insightful discussions and key takeaways.
Rewatch the Quarterly Economic Roundtable
The live-stream of the Quarterly Economic Roundtable is now available for rewatching. Catch up on the insightful discussions and key takeaways.
The Ethics Committee for the Humanities is responsible for the ethical review of all research protocols conducted within the humanities study areas
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ReFinD is a sub-grants-awarding research initiative that aims to support interventions that will effectively expand the reach and efficiency of agent network operations through public policy and commercial solutions that can plausibly be scaled.
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Learn MoreThe main focus and scope of the Western Africa node of ACEIR is to undertake key studies on inequality in Ghana. The research entails conducting rigorous analyses of the nature, patterns and dynamics of inequality and poverty in Ghana using existing census and panel survey data.
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Learn MoreThe Ghana Statistical Service, the Bank of Ghana, Universities, and other Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) collect data on various issues in Ghana, including on food systems and climate change.
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