Research Monitor
Publication Database for Development Research

2019/09 – German Development Institute, Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE); research paper; Author(s): Silvia Garcia Mandico, Arndt Reihert, Christoph Strupat
Details for “The Social Value of Health Insurance: Results From Ghana”
DIE

2018/04 – Overseas Development Institute (ODI); Research Report; Author(s): Catherine Blampied et al.
Details for “Leaving No One Behind in the Health and Education Sectors: An SDG Stocktake in Ghana”

2017/12 – United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research (UNU-WIDER); December 2017; Author(s): Wisdom Akpalu, Ametefee Normanyo
Details for “Gold Mining Pollution and the Cost of Private Healthcare: The Case of Ghana”

2017/06 – National Committee for International Cooperation and Sustainable Development (NCDO); Kaleidos Research; Author(s): Timo Maas et. al.
Details for “Football 4 Water 1.0 (2012 - 2016): Baseline – End Line Data Comparison”

2017/05 – Oxfam GB; Briefing paper; Author(s): Katy Wright
Details for “Starting With People: A Human Economy Approach to Inclusive Growth in Africa”

2015/11 – International Water and Sanitation Centre (IRC); blog post
Details for “Opinion: Sanitation Challenge for Ghana: A Competition for Clean Cities”

2015/04 – Author(s): Punton, M. and Welle, K.
Details for “Straws-in-the-Wind, Hoops and Smoking Guns: What Can Process Tracing Offer to Impact Evaluation?”

2015/01 - The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research - WOTRO Science for Global Development (NWO-WOTRO); Research Results; Author: Christine Fenenga
Details for “Trust is Key for Success of Ghanaian Health Scheme”
NWO-WOTRO

2013/06 - African Studies Centre (ASC); Book, African Studies Collection Vol. 51; Author: Agnes M. Kotoh
Details for “Improving Health Insurance Coverage in Ghana: A Case Study”

2013/06 - Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research - University of Amsterdam (AISSR); Dissertation; Author: Agnes M. Kotoh
Details for “Improving Health Insurance Coverage in Ghana: A Case Study”
AISSR