Presentation by Barbara Baidoo

Presentation by Barbara Baidoo

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Africa | NetCDA | presentation | West Africa

May 6, 2024

Our visiting scientist Barbara Baidoo presented last week her research in the frame of a seminar series at the Institute of Geography and Geology of the University of Würzburg. The title of her presentation was “An indicator-based assessment of local climate change impacts on smallholder farmers and fishermen in the agro-ecological zones of Ghana”. Following her presentation the audience used the chance to discuss the topic with Barbara.

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