Join Dr George Domfe, a Development Economist and Senior Research Fellow at CSPS, and other panelists for an important discussion this Thursday at 10 am.

Dr Emmanuel Kumi, who recently authored a report with STAR-Ghana Foundation on influencing political party manifestos, represented CSPS at a meeting with the NDC Manifesto Committee on Monday, 13th May 2024, along with representatives from 35 other civil society organizations including West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI). The meeting was to present ideas and recommendations on local philanthropy as a tool for sustainable development in Ghana.

The African continent is often perceived and presented as a homogeneous entity.  This trend is certainly reductive since it erases de facto the differences and socio-cultural, political and even the trajectories of each country.  However, these contextual elements are to be considered in particular in attempts to explain or explain their difficult « take off» or then their «refusal of development».  Therefore, to question the springs of the problematic of the development of African countries is sometimes a complex exercise.  For this exercise, we assume the bias of questioning the place of

We are accepting applications for our MA and PhD programmes in Social Policy Studies and our two-year evening Master of Research and Public Policy (MRPP) Programme.

We are very proud of the 13 MA and MRPP students who graduated in the January 2024 Congregation ceremonies. 

The event on Wednesday, 24 January was made even more special by the fact that the CSPS Director, Professor Nana Akua Anyidoho, presided over the ceremony on behalf of the Chancellor of the University of Ghana. 

Congratulations to our graduates!  🥳

MA in Social Policy Studies  🎓

Stephen AMOAFO

 Grace Kutorkor ANANG

 Ernest AWUTEY

 Roselyn Mawufemor FIAGBE