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CARISCA is pleased to share a new article from Supply Chain Management Review titled “Out of Africa.” This article comes out of the CARISCA project and is authored by Adegoke Oke, Nathaniel Boso and John Serbe Marfo. Goke is on the faculty here at ASU, and Nat and John are faculty at KNUST.Our friends at Supply Chain Management Review are allowing people from around the world to access this…
Evans Amoah is one of the recipients of CARISCA’s PhD scholarships, and over the next several years he will have the opportunity to study what he has always been curious and passionate about, information communication technology (ICT), and how it impacts the lives of people and society.USAID Scholarships Will Catalyze Students Like Evans to Improve Supply Chains CARISCA is not just another…
KNUST supply chain researchers present findings and proposed policy recommendations on factors contributing to high poverty and lack of prosperity for vulnerable and disadvantaged groups in the North of Ghana.KNUST’s supply chain research team presents its findings and proposed policy recommendations to improve supply chains for women and disadvantaged groups in the North of Ghana in Ghana’s…
Five-year, $15 million cooperative agreement to establish Center for Applied Research and Innovation in Supply Chain-Africa to advance supply chain research and training in Ghana and beyond. Arizona State University partners with Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana to create a new global centerRecent shortages of toilet paper and cleaning products prompted a deeper…