« Drawing from lived experiences among indigenes, traditional authorities, and planners in four peri-urban communities in two Ghanaian cities with differing tenure systems, Kumasi (a centralised society) and Wa (an acephalous society), this study used the case study strategy conducted through qualitative research to understand indigenes’ farmland access challenges and adaptation strategies after former agricultural land is converted into peri-urban plots amid rapid urbanisation. »
Lien : Land Use Policy, 03/01/23, ‘Peri-urbanisation and loss of arable land’ : Indigenes’ farmland access challenges and adaptation strategies in Kumasi and Wa, Ghana
Veille : Vincent Basserie (SalvaTerra) - Support technique : Hub Rural
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