A Coalition of academia (led by the University of Ghana School of Public Health) government (including the MOH, GHS, FDA, MOFA, NDPC), and civil society actors (including the Ghana NCD Alliance, CAPHA, GPHA, GAND) are contributing to three food environments improvement initiatives (MEALS4NCDs, HD4HL and A4H Projects) The Coalition used research and evidence synthesis, evidence-informed advocacy and scholar activism to valorize and increase demand for the healthy food policy in Ghana.
Centre for Food Policy, City, University of London and Results for Development
COI in public health policymaking
Amos Laar, PhD Professor of Public Health Nutrition University of Ghana, Accra, Ghana.
Economic justification for Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Taxes in Ghana: A rapid review
Reginald A. Annan, Phyllis Ohene-Agyei, Linda N.E. Aduku, Nana Ama F. Agyapong, Anne Marie Thow & Amos Laar
Front of Package Food Labelling in Canada: Challenges and Opportunities
lana Vanderlee, Assistant Professor, Univerité Laval
Front of pack food labelling policies/schemes in Sub- Saharan Africa (SSA): a scoping review
Zakia Abdul-Haq, Ph.D., MSc., B.Sc. (Hons)
South Africa update on Front of Package Labelling Development Process
Rina Swart & Tamryn Frank, Department of Dietetics and Nutrition / School of Public Health University of the Western Cape, South Africa
A Systematic Scoping Review of Global Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax Policy Implementation
Richmond Aryeetey, Bernard Opoku, Amos Apreku, Labram Massawudu, Amos Laar & Michelle Holdsworth
Kasim Abdulai, PhD, RD., Dept. of Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics University of Cape Coast
Implementation of marketing regulations
Osei-Kwasi et al., Loughborough University
legal Pathways For introducing And Enacting Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax Laws IN Ghana
Dennis Selorm Dangbey & Emmanuel K.B. Ewul
Marketing Restriction Uising Regulatory Measures
Percy Adomako Agyekum, FDA, Ghana
Akua Tandoh, Project Associate/PhD Candidate, School of Public Health—University of Ghana
Michelle Holdsworth, Mathilde Savy, IRD; Amos Laar, Silver Nanema University of Ghana; Hibbah Osei-Kwasi, Loughborough University