ISSER, MoFA Pledge to Strengthen Collaboration

  • July 05, 2018 By ISSER
ISSER, MoFA Pledge to Strengthen Collaboration

Based on an MoU signed between ISSER and the Ministry of Agriculture (MoFA) in October 2017, and as part of the Agricultural Policy Support Project (APSP), ISSER was tasked to build the capacity of 20 senior officials of the Policy Planning and Budget Directorate (PPBD) division of MoFA in Policy Briefing. Four out of the twenty were selected to undergo the training in Policy Brief writing. On Wednesday 27th June 2018 the four made presentations. The presentations were by Mr.

Lavern K. McDuffie

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Carlos M. Salazar

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John Smith

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ISSER researchers in key role at summit on effect of global developments on African economies

  • June 07, 2016 By admin2 4 comments
Speakers during the panel discussion (l - r): Bernard Avle (standing), David Ofosu-Dorte, Jeff Gable, Prof. Peter Quartey, Dr. Yaw Ansu, Dr. Ama Fenny, Dr. Humphrey Ayim-Darke.

Prof. Peter Quartey, and Dr. Ama Pokuaa Fenny yesterday spoke at an economic summit organized to discuss the effects of global developments and policy response options open to sub-Saharan economies, and the Ghanaian economy in particular.

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