Policy Processes and Political Economy: Ghana Country Review

This brief examines the political economy of agricultural commercialisation in Ghana from 2000–2018

From:
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Published
10 October 2018
Country:
Ghana
Document Type:
Briefing
Theme:
Agriculture
Authors:
Teye, J and Torvikey, D

Abstract

This brief is based on a longer working paper, which examines the political economy of agricultural commercialisation in Ghana from 2000–2018. The relationship between a changing political landscape and agricultural policy in Ghana is neither fully understood nor explored; this brief argues that prevailing agricultural commercialisation policies are selected by powerful policy actors, who provide useful resources for policy implementation and whose narratives are consistent with policymakers interests. The brief therefore advocates a strengthening of civil society groups to ensure that pro-poor policies are put in place in Ghana.

This work is part of the APRA (Agricultural Policy Research Policy in Africa) Programme

Citation

Teye, J., Torvikey, D. (2018) Policy Processes and Political Economy: Ghana Country Review APRA Brief 7, Future Agricultures Consortium

APRA Brief 7: Policy Processes and Political Economy: Ghana Country Review

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Published 10 October 2018
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