Eunice Annan-Aggrey

Postdoctoral Fellow

Eunice Annan-Aggrey

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BSIA Office: 306

Dr. Eunice Annan-Aggrey is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow involved with the NFRF-funded ‘Remitting for Resilience (R2) Project: Enhancing Food Security and Climate Adaptation Through Gender Inclusive Migrant Remittances’.

Eunice is passionate about international development and has extensive experience working with development partners and civil society organizations, including Global Affairs Canada.

Eunice’s research portfolio reflects her commitment to multidisciplinary applied research that responds to contemporary development challenges. She also seeks to use her research to amplify the voices of marginalized groups and individuals, such as women and youth. Her research interests include the Sustainable Development Goals, local governance, gender equality, poverty reduction, and environmental sustainability.

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ANNAN-AGGREY, E. and Arku, G. (2024). Picture this! Vulnerable Women’s Perspectives on SDGs Prioritization. International Development Planning Review, 46(3).
ANNAN-AGGREY, E. and Arku, G. (2024). SDG dilemma in local policymaking in Ghana: when ambition and reality collide. Canadian Journal of African Studies.
ANNAN-AGGREY, E. and Arku, G. (2023). New wine in old wine skins? – Understanding the framing of SDGs in local government context in Ghana. Progress in Development Studies, 23(3), 229-245 .
Kyeremeh, E., Kutor, S. K., ANNAN-AGGREY, E., Yussuf, I. & Arku, G. (2023). Rationale for Return from Canada to Ghana and Ghana to Canada. Canadian Journal of African Studies.
ANNAN-AGGREY, E., Kyeremeh, E., Kutor, S., & Atuoye, K. (2022). Harnessing ‘communities of practice’ for local development and advancing the Sustainable Development Goals, African Geographical Review, 41:2, 271-280, DOI: 10.1080/19376812.2021.1934498
ANNAN-AGGREY, E., Arku, G., Atuoye, K., & Kyeremeh, E. (2022). Mobilizing ‘communities of practice’ for local development and acceleration of the Sustainable Development Goals. Local Economy, 37(3), 219-229.
ANNAN-AGGREY, E., Kutor, S. K., Bandauko, E., & Arku, G. Leadership-Development Nexus in Africa: A Jerry John Rawlings Perspective (2022) IN: Kumah-Abiwu, F. & Abidde, S. (Eds), Jerry John Rawlings – Leadership and Legacy: A Pan-African perspective. Springer. ISBN 978-3-031-14667-1
ANNAN-AGGREY, E., Bandauko, E., & Kutor, S., Arku, G. (2022). Cities that work for all: Putting gender on the urban health and development agenda in sub-Saharan Africa. IN: Kuuire, V., Bisung, E., Braimah J. A. (Eds) Health Geography in sub-Saharan Africa – Development-Health Nexus. (pp.143-158). Cham: Springer International Publishing.
Kutor, S.K., ANNAN-AGGREY, E., Kyeremeh, E., & Arku., G. (2022). Assessing how rural-urban migration is incorporated in Ghana’s National Urban Policy: a qualitative content analysis. Local Environment, 27(12), 1499-1513.
Kutor, S.K., Bandauko, E., Kyeremeh, E., ANNAN-AGGREY, E., & Arku., G. (2022). Residential satisfaction in deprived urban neighbourhoods: A case study of Harare’s selected informal settlements. Journal of Housing and the Built Environment, 1-23.
ANNAN-AGGREY, E., Bandauko, E., Arku, G. (2021). “Localising the Sustainable Development Goals in Africa: implementation challenges and opportunities”. Commonwealth Journal of Local Governance, 24 (2021): 4-23. ISSN:1836-0394
Bandauko, E., ANNAN-AGGREY, E. and Arku, G. (2021). Planning and managing urbanization in the twenty-first century: content analysis of selected African countries’ national urban policies, Urban Research and Practice, 14 (1): 94-104.
Bandauko, E., Kutor, S., ANNAN-AGGREY, E., & Arku, G. (2021). This is a good place to live! Narratives and counternarratives on territorial stigmatization in Harare’s informal settlements. International Development Planning Review, 44(2) 217-239.
Sowatey, E. A., Nyantakyi-Frimpong, H., Hussey, L. K., ANNAN-AGGREY, E., Pinkrah, A., & Arku, G. (2021). Reflections from Cross-Gender Fieldwork Experiences in Open Markets in Ghana. International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 20, 1-11.

Education

PhD, University of Western Ontario
MA, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration
BSC, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

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