This researcher has made significant contributions to the study of land rights, mining, urban agriculture, sustainable practices, community development, and social issues across Ghana's diverse contexts. Their work spans themes such as land ownership dynamics in traditional areas, compensation mechanisms for land use deprivation, regulations affecting mining industries, impacts of urban agriculture on land tenures, and policy innovations in facilities management. The researcher focuses on understanding how youth access to agricultural land influences agricultural productivity, the challenges faced by communities in accessing land resources, and the role of compensation in addressing land use deprivation. Their findings highlight the complex interplay between land rights, economic interests, and social dynamics within Ghana's socio-political landscape, particularly in relation to mining, urban agriculture, and facility management.
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