International Institute for Productivity and Public Management-IPPUM

Renowned financial economist, Prof Lord Mensah, has cautioned that the recent appreciation of the Ghanaian cedi may be short-lived if not supported by concrete growth in the country’s real economic sectors.

"Speaking on JoyNews’ The Pulse Show, Prof Mensah acknowledged the cedi’s strengthening against the US dollar in recent weeks but stressed that the trend lacks the backing of structural economic fundamentals.

“It’s not going to run forever,” he warned. “If you look at the technical analysis side of it, the dynamics are so sudden, and it’s such a sharp drop for a country like Ghana to sustain.”

He noted that while the current appreciation may reflect efforts to stabilise the currency, it must be viewed within the broader context of Ghana’s economic productivity"

Source: JoyNews

https://3news.com/news/fair-wages-boss-proposes-hourly-pay-system-to-raise-casual-worker-incomes/

I graduated today (29th October) with my Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree.

Praise be to God! 🤩🎉🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿

📝 Call for Papers
🚆 Special Issue on "How Does Green Finance Affect Net-Zero Targets, Sustainable Production, and Consumption: Principles, Risks, and Strategies"🛤️
Dear Esteemed Researchers,
As a Guest Editor, I am delighted to announce the call for papers for the Special Issue (see the linked below), of , an Open Access Journal by MDPI. For detailed information and submission guidelines, please visit: https://www.mdpi.com/.../risks/special_issues/8N6AW03587...
Key themes in this Special Issue include:
green finance
climate action
net zero
sustainable production and consumption
risk management
green economy
Circular economy
Sustainability
First 8 high-quality articles will not pay Article Processing Charges (APC)$$
Looking forward to receiving your insightful contributions!

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0305750X24000111

Escaping Corruption in the Demand for Public Services in Africa — The Dual Nature of Civic Networks Understanding bureaucratic corruption in access to public services and exit mechanisms particularly for the poor remains a core question in the econom…

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0959652623008582

Public-sector participation in the circular economy: A stakeholder relationship analysis of economic and social factors of the recycling system Prior research lacks in-depth understanding about the relationships between public-sector stakeholders in advancing the circular economy (CE) agenda. …