CSPS and Star Ghana Foundation presented an report on government response to the covid pandemic in three sectors: health, education and livelihoods. CSPS applied a gender and inclusive analysis to the interventions to contain and mitigate the impact of Covid-19, to better understand how these impacted on the poor, children, women, persons with disability and other socially marginalized or vulnerable groups.
CSPS has 32 students graduating during the January 2022 congregations. We couldn't be more proud!
PhD
Dr. Tahiru Abdallah
A Review of the District Assembly Common Fund (DACF): a Pathway to Equity-based Disbursement
Prof. Charles Ackah, former Director of CSPS, and Dr. Kwadwo Opoku, Research Fellow at CSPS, argue that the e-leavy goes against three cardinal principles of taxation -- equity, fairness and effectiveness--and recommend that it be dropped.
Read their full piece on "Debating the Electronic Transaction Levy: Our reasoned opinion" on Ghanaweb.
Women doing digital platform work: Lessons from Ghana