Communities, Climate and Malaria: Listening to voices in Wa Municipality, Ghana

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Climate change is not just about rising temperatures or unpredictable rainfall; it is about how these changes affect everyday lives. In the Upper West Region of Ghana, communities are seeing firsthand how shifts in rainfall and hotter dry seasons are changing the patterns of malaria, one of the country’s most persistent health challenges.

View the fieldwork booklet focused on Dr Jacob Agyekum's community engagement as part of his research:

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The Future Africa Research Leadership Fellowship (FAR-LeaF) is an early career research fellowship program focused on developing transdisciplinary research and leadership skills.

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