Frederick Ato Armah

Frederick Ato Armah

University of Cape Coast, Ghana

Currently a lecturer at the Department of Environmental Science at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana; I was educated at the Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies, Sweden and Wageningen University, the Netherlands. I am an alumnus (former scholarship holder) of the Swedish Institute. I am also a fellow of the Netherlands Fellowship Programme (former short course scholarship recipient). I hold a Master of Science degree in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science from Lund University in Sweden. I also hold a Bachelor of Science Honours degree in Chemistry from the University of Cape Coast in Ghana.

Some of the courses I teach at the University of Cape Coast include Environmental Risk Assessment, Participatory Resources Management, Earth Systems Science, and Socio-Ecological Systems. As partner to the National Civil Society Consultative Forum on Natural Resources and Environmental Governance (NREG) in Ghana, and member of the National Working Group on Climate Change, I actively engage Government on its policies within the Natural Resources and Environment Sector.

I have authored 1 book and about 30 articles in scholarly journals of international repute. My research interest is interdisciplinary and traverses the natural and social sciences. In the natural sciences, the focus of my research is on contaminants in surface, sediment and groundwater systems particularly in mining environments. In the social sciences, the central themes of my research work are stakeholder participation and resource use and management in natural resource-dependent communities. I have carried out research in Ghana, Cameroon and Ethiopia.

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