Add to ORKGEvidence of flooding in Ghana (then the Gold Coast) appears to date as far back as the year 1936. Since then flooding has become a recurring phenomenon causing the flooding of major Ghanaian cities and conurbations on an unprecedented scale. A review of the extant literature on flooding in developing countries reveals a dearth of research in the context of Africa and Ghana in particular. Using content analysis, the organizational and structural themes emerging from Ghanaian Newspapers with respect to the management of flooding in the last 10 years are identified, analyzed and reported. The findings reveal that the Ghanaian flood risk management strategy is currently in need of further development. It is contended that, with an increasing po...
Using a pragmatic philosophical underpinning, this article analyses how land use planning actions an...
Discourses on climate change often characterise African cities as homogenous, experiencing the same ...
"Globally, the migration process has, to some extent, helped to reduce population pressure on agricu...
Several natural disasters have occurred from the days of biblical Noah until now. These natural disa...
This article evaluates the current gaps and describes opportunities for improving flood risk managem...
Abstract: Flooding has been a global pandemic for the past decade. In Ghana, it has been an annual t...
Urban floods have become a critical development challenge for both developed and developing countrie...
Flooding has become an imminent and disruptive threat in many cities around the world. In developing...
Within the past decades, flooding has become a global pandemic, which hampers economic and social de...
Flood risk management is of utmost importance when it comes to drainage designs and flood management...
Floods are common events that confront many cities in the developing world. Ghana, a developing coun...
Flood events affect millions of poor people living in precarious conditions in African cities every ...
More recently, driven by rapid and unguided urbanisation and climate change, Ghanaian cities are inc...
Increasing disasters and their associated devastating impacts on society have called into question t...
This study explores how human-nature interactions, socio-political relations and ecological conditio...
Using a pragmatic philosophical underpinning, this article analyses how land use planning actions an...
Discourses on climate change often characterise African cities as homogenous, experiencing the same ...
"Globally, the migration process has, to some extent, helped to reduce population pressure on agricu...
Several natural disasters have occurred from the days of biblical Noah until now. These natural disa...
This article evaluates the current gaps and describes opportunities for improving flood risk managem...
Abstract: Flooding has been a global pandemic for the past decade. In Ghana, it has been an annual t...
Urban floods have become a critical development challenge for both developed and developing countrie...
Flooding has become an imminent and disruptive threat in many cities around the world. In developing...
Within the past decades, flooding has become a global pandemic, which hampers economic and social de...
Flood risk management is of utmost importance when it comes to drainage designs and flood management...
Floods are common events that confront many cities in the developing world. Ghana, a developing coun...
Flood events affect millions of poor people living in precarious conditions in African cities every ...
More recently, driven by rapid and unguided urbanisation and climate change, Ghanaian cities are inc...
Increasing disasters and their associated devastating impacts on society have called into question t...
This study explores how human-nature interactions, socio-political relations and ecological conditio...
Using a pragmatic philosophical underpinning, this article analyses how land use planning actions an...
Discourses on climate change often characterise African cities as homogenous, experiencing the same ...
"Globally, the migration process has, to some extent, helped to reduce population pressure on agricu...