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Understanding what is happening in ICT in Ghana

  • Policy paper

‘Understanding what is happening in ICT in Ghana’ is the latest publication in RIA’s series ‘Evidence for ICT Policy Action’. The report is based on a scrutiny of both demand- and supply-side perspectives and includes recommendations on how to address some of the most urgent challenges facing the ICT sector in Ghana.

License: BY-NC-SA
Suggested citation:
Frempong, G. K. (2012). Understanding what is happening in ICT in Ghana (Evidence for ICT Policy Action). Research ICT Africa. https://researchictafrica.net/publication/understanding-what-is-happening-in-ict-in-ghana/
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