Publications

Menstrual Products: An Overlooked Plastic Pollutant

World Environment Day offers an opportunity for organizations and communities to reflect on how the environment is being protected or harmed. The global theme for this year’s commemoration, “Ending Plastic Pollution,” is a fitting focus given the alarming levels of plastic waste choking our oceans, cluttering our communities, and poisoning the environment. While the world […]
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From Tradition to Transformation: The Gender Model Family Approach

May 15th marks the International Day of Families, a global observance that underscores the vital role families play in shaping individuals and strengthening societies. This year’s celebration holds added significance as the global community strives to build more inclusive, equitable, and resilient family structures. The 2025 commemoration is particularly timely as the world prepares for […]
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Revolutionizing Health and Safety at Work: The Role of AI and Digitalization in Ghana

Globally, the toll of unsafe working conditions remains staggering. According to the ILO, nearly 2.9 million workers die each year from occupational accidents and work-related diseases. An estimated 402 million people suffer non-fatal work-related injuries, contributing to economic losses. These figures underscore the urgent need for robust occupational safety systems. Every year on April 28, […]
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Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures: Advancing Maternal and Newborn Health in Ghana

Every year on April 7, the world observes World Health Day, spotlighting a health issue of global importance. In 2025, the theme “Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures” draws urgent attention to maternal and newborn health—a cornerstone of public health and societal well-being. This theme deeply aligns with Ghana’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its health system, reduce […]
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Beyond the Laws: Stepping Up Efforts to End FGM in Ghana

Despite being illegal in Ghana, Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) continues to persist in some communities, particularly in the northern regions, where deep-rooted cultural beliefs and traditional practices outweigh legal prohibitions. Each year, countless girls are subjected to this harmful practice, often in secrecy, leaving them with lifelong physical and psychological scars. While legal measures serve […]
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