Kwabena Asubonteng
Department of Indigenous Art and TechnologyLife SciencesPhysical SciencesSocial Sciences

Kwabena Asubonteng

0 Publications17 Research Themes
Research Overview & Focus

The researcher's work spans multiple domains, focusing on land-use dynamics, social-ecological systems, technological applications, and sustainability challenges in African regions. Their research encompasses themes such as COVID-19 impacts on poverty, inclusive development strategies, climate change assessment from a community perspective, Cocoa and Sweet Potato Agronomy innovations, mining practices, urban development issues, hydropower management, displacement concerns, environmental impact analysis, agricultural risk, and mental health interventions. The researcher's overarching focus is on advancing understanding of agricultural systems, integrating technical solutions with community perspectives, emphasizing resilience-building in land-use, and addressing social well-being.

Faculty Biography

Asubonteng Kwabena (Ph.D) is a Senior Lecturer in the Integrated Rural Art and Industry Section of the Department of Industrial Art, Faculty of Art, College of Built Environment in the Kwame Nkrunmah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ashanti – Ghana. He has Ph.D in Art Education (KNUST, Kumasi), with research focus in Leather Art. I have Bachelor of Art in IRAI (KNUST, Kumasi) and Certificate in Leather Studies (UK). I researcher into Indigenous Leather Art, Indigenous Leather Technology, Leatherwork Education, and promote capacity building in leather craft. I have special interest in the promotion of standarziation in leather, leather artifacts and related materials towards improving quality and sustainability. I also render consultancy services to Visual Artists, NGOs and Art related businesses. I am a motivational Speaker in Art Education, Leather Art Entrepreneurship and Capacity building in Leather Crafts. He is currently the Senior Hall Tutor at the Queen Elizabeth II Hall, KNUST, the Head of Section of the the Integrated Rural Art and Industry Programme at KNUST. In addition, I also work as the Operations Manager of the Asubonteng Bedrock Foundation which provides healthcare support for people in the Rural communities. I have mentored and still mentoring young people in the University and Senior High Institutions in Ghana. I love community service, research and building good academic and professional relationship with young men and women in order to edge the on in life.

Key Research Themes (17)
Life Sciences

Agricultural Innovations and Practices

Life Sciences

Agricultural risk and resilience

Life Sciences

Agriculture and Rural Development Research

Life Sciences

Climate change impacts on agriculture

Life Sciences

Cocoa and Sweet Potato Agronomy

Physical Sciences

Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management

Social Sciences

COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts

Social Sciences

Hydropower, Displacement, Environmental Impact

Physical Sciences

Land Use and Ecosystem Services

Physical Sciences

Mining and Resource Management

Physical Sciences

Oil Palm Production and Sustainability

Life Sciences

Plant Growth and Agriculture Techniques

Social Sciences

Resilience and Mental Health

Life Sciences

Soil erosion and sediment transport

Physical Sciences

Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy

Social Sciences

Urban and Rural Development Challenges

Social Sciences

Water Governance and Infrastructure

Publications (0)
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Academic Metrics
DepartmentDepartment of Indigenous Art and Technology
Total Publications0
Research Themes17
Open Access Papers0

Department of Indigenous Art and Technology

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

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