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“Men are the head; women are the neck”: examining dynamics between female agency and cultural nuances - Amelia G. Bird, Jessica L. Boxall, Mohammed Malle Abdulai, Michael G. Head, Abdul Kasiru Shani and Patience Kanyiri Gaa
Type: Letter | 2026

Food and climate in Pishigu: what we learned from you (SEED lay summmary) - Jess Boxall, Mohammed Malle Abdulai, Michael Head, Abdul Kasiru Shani, Victor Mogre and Patience Kanyiri Gaa
Type: Monograph | 2026 | figshare | Item not available on this server.

Urgent need for gender-sensitive & climate-informed policies for food insecurity in rural communities in Ghana - SEED policy brief - Jess Boxall, Kirchuffs Atengble, Amelia Grace Bird, Alexandria Brown, Michael Head, Abdul Kasiru Shani, Mohammed Malle Abdulai, Victor Mogre and Patience Kanyiri Gaa
Type: Monograph | 2026 | figshare | Item not available on this server.

Exploring women’s perspectives on food insecurity and the impacts of climate change in the Karaga district of Northern Ghana: a community-based mixed-methods study - Jessica Boxall, Amelia Bird, Alexandria Brown, Michael Head, Mohammed Malle Abdulai, Victor Mogre, Abdul Kasiru Shani and Patience Kanyiri Gaa
Type: UNSPECIFIED | 2026

Type: UNSPECIFIED | 2026 | figshare

Yellow fever vaccination coverage among nomadic populations in the Savannah region, Ghana: a cross-sectional study following an outbreak - Abdul-Wahab Inusah, Mohammed Mutaru Tahiru, Collins Gbeti, Peter Dzomeku, Michael Head and Shamsu-Deen Ziblim
Type: Article | 2026

Type: Monograph | 2026 | University of Southampton

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