Godwin Armstrong Duku
The researcher's work focuses on addressing public health disparities caused by inadequate water supplies through a comprehensive approach that integrates methodologies from various disciplines. By examining themes such as child nutrition, anaerobic digestion, wastewater treatment, insect utilization, taxation compliance, urban social issues, and global maternal health, the research aims to identify and improve mechanisms for improving water access and sanitation in rural communities. Through a synthesis of studies on greywater reuse, biological treatments like anaerobic digestion, insect Utilization, and household waste management, the researcher seeks to develop sustainable practices that address health disparities while promoting urban social change.
Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Production
Child Nutrition and Water Access
Global Maternal and Child Health
Homelessness and Social Issues
Insect Utilization and Effects
Taxation and Compliance Studies
Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
Water Governance and Infrastructure
Greywater Quantities and Qualities in Low-Income Kumasi, Ghana: Implications for Sustainable Water Management.
Open AccessAchieving universal sanitation in Ghana: An analysis of key drivers of toilet ownership among property owners in Urban areas
Open AccessGhana's water safety journey: A review of efforts toward a risked-based water quality management
Open AccessNavigating Taxpayers Attitude: Exploring Support for Urban Sanitation Surcharge in Kumasi
Open AccessDeterminants of Open Defecation Among Rural Women in Ghana: Analysis of Demographic and Health Surveys
Open AccessAssessing egg deposition behaviour of female black soldier fly (Hermetia: Illucens) in Kumasi, Ghana using MOSW as bait
Greywater generation and reuse among residents of low-income urban settlements in the Oforikrom Municipal Assembly, Ghana
Open AccessGreywater Quantities and Qualities in Low-Income Kumasi, Ghana: Implications for Sustainable Water Management
Open AccessDeterminants of Open Defecation among Rural Women in Ghana: Analysis of 2003, 2008 and 2014 Demographic and Health Surveys
Open AccessDomestic drinking water management: Quality assessment in Oforikrom municipality, Ghana
Open AccessToilet chemical additives and their effect on faecal sludge characteristics
Open AccessEarly live-prototype testing of a low-cost latrine technology for rural and peri‑urban communities: The case of a modified pour-flush latrine
Open AccessGhana's post-MDGs sanitation situation: an overview
Open AccessAlternative low-cost latrine option for rural and peri-urban communities
Open AccessDepartment of Civil Engineering
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology