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Academic Partners

Academic Partners

The Africa Climate Collaborative Project at the University of Ghana works closely with a diverse network of academic units across the University of Ghana. These partnerships strengthen interdisciplinary research, innovation, capacity‑building, and climate‑related solutions across the continent. Below is a list of our core academic partners and links to their websites.

1. Centre for Climate Change and Sustainability Studies (C3SS)

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C3SS serves as a leading hub for climate research, training, and policy-oriented engagement across Africa. 
Website: https://c3ss.ug.edu.gh/ 

 

2. Institute for Environment and Sanitation Studies (IESS)

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IESS provides advanced research and training in environmental science, sanitation, climate resilience, and sustainable development. 
Website: https://iess.ug.edu.gh/ 

 

3. Centre for Disability Studies and Advocacy (CEDSA)

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CEDSA promotes disability research, advocacy, and inclusive development within the university community and beyond. 
Website: https://www.ug.edu.gh/node/691 

 

4. Centre for Gender Studies and Advocacy (CEGENSA)

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A pioneer in gender research and advocacy, CEGENSA works to promote equity, social justice, and gender‑inclusive policy frameworks. 
Website: https://cegensa.ug.edu.gh/ 

 

5. Regional Institute for Population Studies (RIPS)

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RIPS is a premier centre for population science, conducting influential research on demographics, health, migration, and development. 
Website: https://rips.ug.edu.gh/ 

 

6. Office of Students and Staff with Special Needs (OSSN)

OSSN supports equitable access, inclusive learning, and services for members of the university community with special needs. 
Website: https://www.ug.edu.gh/pad/sites/pad/files/2024-07/POLICY%20OSSN%20Final.pdf 

 

7. West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens (WACCBIP)

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WACCBIP is a world‑class research centre advancing biomedical science, infectious disease research, and capacity building across Africa. 
Website: https://waccbip.org/ 

 

8. West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement (WACCI)

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WACCI trains plant breeders and seed scientists, advancing food security and agricultural resilience in Africa. 
Website: https://wacci.ug.edu.gh/ 

 

9. Biotechnology Centre

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A major hub for biotechnology research and training, supporting innovations in agriculture, health, industry, and environmental science. 
Website: https://biotech.ug.edu.gh/ 

 

10. Departments of Geography & Resource Development and Soil Science

These departments contribute vital expertise in climate science, geospatial analysis, land management, and environmental systems research. 
Website (Geography): https://www.ug.edu.gh/geography/about/overview 

 

11. College of Education

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The College plays a key role in capacity building, teacher education, and integrating sustainability into educational practice. 
Website: https://www.ug.edu.gh/students-services 

 

12. Institute of Applied Science and Technology (IAST)

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IAST promotes innovation and applied research, linking scientific solutions to industry and societal needs. 

Website: https://iast.ug.edu.gh/ 

 

13. School of Biomedical and Allied Health Sciences (SBAHS)

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SBAHS contributes research and training in health sciences, supporting public health and biomedical innovation. 

Website: https://sbahs.ug.edu.gh/ 

14. University of Ghana Business School (UGBS)

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UGBS supports climate‑related business innovation, sustainability management, and policy research. (UG main site reference).
Website: https://ugbs.ug.edu.gh/ 

 

15. School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (SPMS)

SPMS contributes scientific modelling, data analytics, and foundational research critical for climate science. (UG main site reference).
Website: https://pure.ug.edu.gh/en/organisations/school-of-physical-and-mathematical-sciences-2/