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Climate change risk and adaptation for fisher communities in Ghana · Peerford

Article · Journal · 2023

Climate change risk and adaptation for fisher communities in Ghana

Bryony Townhill, Olivia Harrod, Suzanne Painting, Emmanuel Acheampong, James Bell, Benjamin Kofi Nyarko and 1 more

Journal of Coastal Conservation

Open access · Hybrid
International · 2 countries

Read it 10.1007/s11852-023-00967-7

Citations: 14from other works
Field-weighted impact: 1.581.00 is the world average for its field and year
Among its field: 82nd percentileby citations, against works of its field and year
Authors: 7from 2 institutions

Authors

7 authors across 2 institutions in 2 countries

Bryony TownhillFirst authorCorresponding
Olivia Harrod
Suzanne Painting
Emmanuel Acheampong
- University of Cape Coast (GH)
James Bell
Benjamin Kofi Nyarko
- University of Cape Coast (GH)
Georg EngelhardSenior author

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13

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Natural Environment Research Council
Sight Research UK
UK Research and Innovation

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United Kingdom
Ghana

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Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Sciencefacility · GB

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Marine and fisheries researchTopic
Coral and Marine Ecosystems StudiesTopic
Marine Bivalve and Aquaculture StudiesTopic