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Assessment of the impacts of Climate change, migration, food security and Vulnerability in the rural Gambia

Ceesay, Ebrima (WASCAL, 2023-03)

This thesis concentrated on three essential objectives. The first addressed the time series econometrics part on climate change, food availability, and other variables in The Gambia. The second objective analyses the impacts ...
The economic impact of sea level rise on coastal livelihood in Ghana

Afful, Chineboaba Araba (WASCAL, 2023-03)

Rising sea levels is exacerbating coastal floods and threatening the survival of coastal communities. As global sea level rises, the action of waves at higher elevations enhances the likelihood of coastal erosion and ...
Assessment of Climate Change Impact and Renewable Energy Generation in West Africa: A Case Study of Off-Grid Solar Access in Rural Togo

Dzakpa, Etse Yawo (WASCAL, 2023-03)

This study examines the relationship between climate change and access to modern energy services in West Africa. The researchers used a Panel Error Correction Regression Model (PECM) based on climate and macroeconomic data ...
Food Insecurity Evaluation and Prevention in Climate Change in West Africa: Case Study of Senegal

Balde, Aminata (WASCAL, 2023-03)

especially developing ones, have implemented several projects and programmes to address and prevent food insecurity in a context of climate change. The relationship between food insecurity and climate change deserves ...
Climate Change, Livelihoods and Violent Conflict in Central Mali

Maiga, Mahamadou (WASCAL, 2023-03-06)

The potential effect of climate change on violent conflict has remained one of the livelier debates across the world for several decades. Surprisingly, despite the large number of studies devoted to that, results remain ...
Climate Risk Management in Senegal: Climate Change Impact, Farmers' Vulnerability, and Risk Financing Mechanisms through Insurance for Rice Farmers

Ndimblane, Mouhamadou Lamine (WASCAL, 2023-03-08)

Climatic risks, droughts and floods are increasing and appear to be a major threat to the agricultural economies of the Sahelian countries, particularly those of West Africa, given their heavy dependence on rainfed ...
Impact of Climate Change Adaptation Strategies within Agricultural Communities in Central Benin Republic

Mongbo, Majorie Jennifer Kayodé (WASCAL, 2023-04)

The harmful effects of climate change on developing countries’ agriculture, particularly in the Republic of Benin, are no longer in question as they have been the subject of several studies. The analysis of the effectiveness ...
Assessing gender dimensions in adaptation practices of climate change in agriculture sector in Africa: Case of Niger

Assaliha, Maimounta Jabir (WASCAL, 2023-04)

This research aims to contribute to the analysis of the gender dimension in climate change adaptation in Niger. Climate change negatively impacts agriculture, on which the economies of developing countries such as Niger ...
Drivers of Land Degradation in Trays Ecosystems as Modulated under a Changing Climate: A Case Study of Ivory Coast

Angaman, Kadio Valere Rodolphe (WASCAL, 2023-04-05)

This dissertation aims to analyse the economic impact of land degradation and how to reverse its negative trend on farmers' well-being in the trays ecosystem in Cote d’Ivoire under changing climate. Specifically, this ...
Urban green spaces and their contribution to the resilience of the big cities in West Africa: Case of Niamey, Niger

Moussa, Yahaya Maazou (WASCAL, 2023-07-07)

In recent decades, cities in West Africa are becoming large due to the high population growth rate. This urbanization is accompanied by the transformation of the environmental and social conditions affecting the dwellers‟ ...
Adoption of Stress Tolerant Maize for Africa Varieties and Resilience to Climate Change among Maize Farmers in Derived Savannah Zone, Nigeria

Francis, Phillips Chimezie (WASCAL, 2023-07-17)

The decline in maize yield in Nigeria is largely attributed to droughts and floods. Farmers' ability to anticipate, prepare for, adapt to, and recover from the impacts of climate changes and extreme weather is crucial to ...

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