YAFO Institute appoints new Senior Researchers
The civil liberty and free enterprise Institute is convinced that the commitment of these outstanding individuals will help in developing evidence-based policies that promotes prosperity and growth of the country.
The YAFO Institute has announced the appointment of six new members in pursuant of its organizational goals and programs.
According to the Institute, these individuals bring a wide range of experience from economic, social development and international relations to the institute and that they would act as catalyst for the launch of prominent research initiatives, addressing crucial challenges and breaking barriers for development and prosperity.
In a statement YAFO Institute reiterated that, as Ghana continues to fight for individual economic progress, individual liberties and sustainable development, there is a need to broaden intellectual capacities of the institute to be able to cope and maintain relevance.
The civil liberty and free enterprise Institute is convinced that the commitment of these outstanding individuals will help in developing evidence-based policies that promotes prosperity and growth of the country.
“As Ghana continues to pursue economic progress, individual liberties, and sustainable development, we acknowledge the need to broaden our intellectual capacities. The involvement of these outstanding and committed scholars resonates with our commitment to developing evidence-based policies that promote prosperity and growth in our beloved country” the statement noted.
The statement further revealed that the addition will help to create a lively research environment by fostering creative thinking and fresh ways to problem resolution.
“that senior research assistants have a wide range of experience, from economics and governance to social development and International Relations. Their knowledge will act as a catalyst for the launch of prominent research initiatives addressing crucial challenges and breaking barriers for development and prosperity. Simultaneously, research interns bring new insights and persistent excitement to the think tank.” the statement added
The statement also indicated that theYAFO Institute is committed to creating an open and vibrant environment for research and conversation with emphasis on data-driven analysis and free enterprise research to guide policy deliberations and assist decision-makers in constructing a successful and vibrant Ghana.
The institute urged all stakeholders, partners, and Ghanaians to join its endeavor to pave the road for a future in which civil rights are protected, free enterprises thrive, and prosperity becomes a reality for everyone
The six individuals appointed includes: Justine Kankpeyeng Guolidoman, MPhil. Economics, Precious Mondial, MscApplied Statistics, BismarkAsamoah, MPhil. International Studies, JosephineAyorkor Boi-Doku, B.A Philosophy & Sociology, Bright AhunAdzowe, Bsc. Mathematics (with Economics) and Raphael Haywood, Bsc. Accounting.
