Adoption and impact of livelihood activities on community members in the Kumasi peri-urban interface.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2004
Country:
Ghana
Document Type:
Thematic Summary
Theme:
Climate and Environment
Authors:
Ashong, K., Simon, D., Quashie-Sam, S.J., King, R.S., Kunfaa, E., Adjei, B.F, Awudza, J.A.M.

Abstract

This report documents research which aimed to investigate the ways in which the implementation of livelihood activities facilitated by the project were adopted by peri-urban inhabitants and the implications for their livelihoods. Lessons from the study show that the poor want quick results, therefore livelihood activities that match their needs are those that produce benefits after a short gestation period.

Citation

King, R.S., Quashie-Sam, S.J., Kunfaa, E., Awudza, J.A.M., Simon, D., Adjei, B.F and Ashong, K. 2004. Adoption and impact of livelihood activities on community members in the Kumasi peri-urban interface. Annex BiD of the Final Technical Report for project R8090. Kumasi, Ghana: Centre for the Development of People (CEDEP). 78 pp.

Adoption and impact of livelihood activities on community members in the Kumasi peri-urban interface.

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