Dr. Wilhemina Quaye | Technology Studies | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Wilhemina Quaye,CSIR-Science and Technology Policy Research Institute, Ghana

Dr. Wilhemina Quaye is a renowned researcher at the CSIR-Science and Technology Policy Research Institute (CSIR-STEPRI) in Ghana. Her expertise spans science, technology, and innovation policy, with a focus on sustainable development, innovation systems, and gender mainstreaming. Dr. Quaye has authored numerous publications and provided policy advice to governments and international organizations, promoting evidence-based decision-making and inclusive development in Africa.

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Educational Qualification 📚

Dr. Wilhemina Quaye’s academic journey began at the University of Ghana, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics (1990-1993). She then pursued her Master of Philosophy in Agricultural Economics at the same institution (1999-2002). Her doctoral studies took her to Wageningen University in the Netherlands, where she obtained her Ph.D. in Rural Sociology (2007-2012).

Professional Experience 💼

Dr. Quaye’s professional career spans over two decades, with roles in research, policy, and management. She has worked with various organizations, including:

CSIR-Science and Technology Policy Research Institute (CSIR-STEPRI)
CSIR-Food Research Institute
Techno Serve Ghana
Enterprise Works Ghana

Her expertise lies in science policy, gender mainstreaming, rural sociology, impact analysis, and monitoring and evaluation.

Contributions and Research Focus 🔍

Dr. Quaye’s research focuses on science, technology, and innovation policy, sustainable development, and gender mainstreaming. Her contributions include:

Strengthening STI systems for sustainable development in Africa
Developing policy guidelines for waste-to-energy in Ghana
Empowering small-scale farmers through innovative livestock and poultry value chains
Evaluating key sector climate change policies and private sector climate action

Accolades and Recognition 🏆

Dr. Quaye has received recognition for her work, including:

Commissioner, UNESCO Ghana National Commission
Member, African Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services (AFAAS)
Reviewer, International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability

Impact and Influence 🌎

Dr. Quaye’s work has impacted policy and decision-making in Ghana and beyond. Her research has:

Informed Ghana’s STI policy and governance
Contributed to the development of the UNESCO Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers
Enhanced understanding of gender dimensions in agricultural development

Legacy and Future Contributions 🌟

Dr. Quaye’s legacy will continue to inspire future generations of researchers and policymakers. Her future contributions will likely focus on:

Strengthening science-policy interfaces in Africa
Advancing gender equality in STI
Promoting sustainable development through innovative solutions

Dr. Wilhemina Quaye is a renowned expert in science policy, gender mainstreaming, and rural sociology. Her contributions have significantly impacted policy and decision-making in Ghana and beyond.

Publication Top Notes: Technology Studies📝

Transformative innovation policy approach to e-waste management in Ghana: Perspectives of actors on transformative changes

Author: Gordon Akon-Yamga, Chux U Daniels, Wilhemina Quaye

Journal: Science and Public Policy

Year: 2021

Gender dimensions of decision-making on production assets and challenges facing women

Does the current land tenurial arrangement in Ghana incentivise adoption of environmentally sustainable cocoa production practices? A case study of four selected cocoa growing districts in Ghana

Author: Wilhemina Quaye, Richard ameyaw Ampadu, Justina Onumah, Atsu Titiati

Journal: African Journal of Science Technology Innovation and Development

Year: 2015

Gender analysis of households’ decision-making to reduce post-harvest losses of cassava in Ghana, Nigeria, and Vietnam

 

 

 

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