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Women’s Empowerment and Nutritious Diet in Ghana: The Role of Market and Storage Infrastructure

Women’s Empowerment and Nutritious Diet in Ghana: The Role of Market and Storage Infrastructure, led by Professor Hamdiyah Alhassan from University of Development Studies (UDS). This project examines the effects of using storage facility only, market facility only, and both market and storage facilities on(1) women’s empowerment, (2) gender equality, (3) nutrition, and (4) hidden hunger in Ghana.

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Infrastructure’s Impact on Nutritious Diet, Women’s Empowerment, & Gender Equality