Janet Serwah Boateng (PhD) is a Research Fellow in gender studies and local government studies at the Department of Environment, Governance and Sustainable Development, School for Development Studies, University of Cape Coast, Ghana. She is an experienced Researcher and specialises in governance, peace and development studies, sustainable development programs and women in politics. Janet is skilled in thesis supervision, data analysis, and has published several papers. She puts her research and experiences into practical use and supports humanity and contribute to any affiliated communities. She is passionate about sustaining the environment and developing humankind, which reflects in her writing and advocacy.
Dr. Janet Serwah Boateng
Research Fellow - ( Senior Member ) Department of Environment, Governance and Sustainable DevelopmentTutor
Valco HallDepartmental Registration & Exams Officer
Department of Environment, Governance and Sustainable DevelopmentDoctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Social Sciences
Edith Cowan UniversityMaster of Philosophy (M.Phil.) in Political Science
University of GhanaBachelor of Arts (BA) in Political Science and History
University of GhanaDiploma in Education
University of Cape Coast
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Sand mining and land-based livelihood security in Awutu Senya District and Awutu Senya East Municipality | MEMBER | January 2020 - December 2021 |
PROFILE OF THE WHEATBELT REGION’S POPULATION USING 2016 ABS CENSUS DATA IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA | PHD RESEARCH STAFF | January 2016 - December 2017 |
Women in District Assemblies in Ghana: Gender Construction, Resistance and Empowerment | Principal Investigator | January 2013 - December 2017 |
Competing Claims and Conflicts on Natural Resources and, on sustainable development (Ecosystem Governance and Indigenous Development) | Principal Investigator | January 2013 - December 2014 |
“Socio-economic baseline study of the Fosu Lagoon in the Cape Coast Metropolis in Ghana” | Researcher | January 2012 - December 2013 |