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The
Communications Unit of TWN Africa is charged with the of preparation
and dissemination of TWN-Africa's advocacy output through electronic
and printed means as well as being responsible to help in the
design and implementation of advocacy campaigns by programme
officers. A
critique of the mining industry in Ghana, with particular emphasis
on the impact of Mining companies on the Wassa community in
the Western Region of Ghana
TITLE: The Role of National Machinery in Implementing the Beijing Platform for
Action (National Machinery Series No.2)
TITLE: The National Machinery for Women in Ghana: An NGO Evaluation
(National Machinery Series No. 3)
TITLE: Feminism and the state in Nigeria: The National Machinery for Women (National Machinery Series No. 4)
TITLE: The National Machinery for Women in Zimbabwe: An NGO Assessment
(National Machinery Series No.5 )
TITLE: The National Machinery for Women in Uganda
(National Machinery Series No.6)
TITLE: The Zambian National Machinery for Women and Other Mechanisms
(National Machinery Series No. 7)
TITLE: Mecanisme National Charge de la Promotion de la Femme: Le Cas du Maroc (National Machinery Series No. 8)
TITLE: The National Machinery for the Advancement of Women: the Botswana experience (National Machinery Series No. 9)
TITLE: The National Machinery for the Advancement of Women in Tanzania
(National Machinery Series No.10)
TITLE: Lip - Service and Peanuts: The State and National Machinery for Women in
Africa (National Machinery Series No.11)
TITLE: Boom and Dislocation
The Environmental and Social Impacts of Mining in the Wassa West District of
Ghana.
TITLE: Gender Training in Ghana : Politics, Issues & Tools
TITLE: Africa’s Blessing Africa’s Curse: The Legacy of Resource Extraction in Africa
TITLE: Mining, Development and Social Conflicts in Africa
TITLE: Demanding Dignity: Women Confronting Economic Reforms in Africa |
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