IARSA · Ghana
IARSA Ghana
The Ghana body is an independent think tank working across economic policy, education research and development, with a national network of scholars and economists. It shares the association's membership structure with Nigeria and West Africa.
About this body
The International Association of Research Scholars & Administrators (IARSA-Ghana) is an independent think tank, which works in macro-economy, energy, international trade, manufacturing sectors, banking, infrastructure, conflict, contracts, corruption, culture, discrimination, finance, fiscal policy, governance, health, human capital, inequality, industrial organization, international economics, political economy and property rights. IARSA-Ghana pursues evidence for the use of technology and innovation as a tool for, rather than an outcome of, development and advocates bringing this to the forefront of international development practice.
The Association helps government in shaping the policy, via sector reports, stakeholders consultations, policy briefs etc. Along with this, IARSA-Ghana also helps organisations to understand the public policy and the market scenarios. IARSA-Ghana fills up gap between industry and policymakers and strives to make both ends meet. Nationally, IARSA-Ghana is network of nearly 50 odd professionals and economists, who are regularly contributing to make the work more meaningful.
Sections
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Mission and vision
The body's own mission, vision and philosophy.
Activities
7 standing committees and constituent bodies, with the charter behind each.
Fees
The grades are identical in all three countries; Ghana sets its own figures.
Bylaws
The governing document of this separately incorporated body, 9 pages.
Board members
The officers of IARSA Ghana, the association's newest body, registered as a company limited by guarantee under No. 11570225-IARSA-GH-LBG.